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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

October 27, 1977 Volume 38, Number 6

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1977-10-27

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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h1m \'a' rroduced tn \ ICI
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the ~<outhr:rn area ol \tel
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vrrtT Plannint and Plarn ...
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Jecuon nf c:trttr-rclatc:d ma
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<"h rmJ!hl hrmg \fracan cuh
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ntcr te-rm '" no" tn the proo:t:
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h~.: Councrl C'hnmhcr .11 3 I
I\ Oct :U• ll\otJc;tn'tmn~c
• ted otll11nd lcilvc: \our ......... .
mhcr .11 ~:\.ICOIIOn JM
u~ or all ,j,~. 'hapo. and
h(•"' n :md nld "hen the vr~
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Burnu provtdc:$ mf
on ho" 10 obtain funds
~of foundatioru. tn order to m•""
hiFher education . For more
ent".1n College and lJni' ,.r-o:.t
trc.tu. Dept .... 1728-5050
lcmrh•'-Tn lKI S7.
l'CI'-\round thr "orld.~ an rr (\C'f"· .. hapc. color. and rc~~Qil
d•srla~ at the Oregon M otu•nw
and lnduqn, <kt. through 3(1 • '" cnn'1~ts of a number ot
f 1ns«l,, !>UCh as 7 IIOntH
ld'<. largest and rnrot beetle.
Gmn1 O"lc:t.a moth "''h the
~ 1n~ran lne eAhlhmon \l, '" b:
,,.., Hall of the l'l:orth\\~1
bin to~) Prof.," 1ll select 14
October to \1511 Hawanlor 3
her ( :" tn ember " 1 o Oec::c r:n bel
he) "ill tud~ natural hi ton
tolo~,ry The tnp 1 olfercd for I
3nd oren 10 anyone \l, ho ha
c good h1gh school course tn blt\1:
,e btl! asland 1s gc:olog~call\) .urtlll:
erf ul place tn ~ utch e\ ol
' t\ hiS bonus th16 y~r IS that
tlcti005 I J'f~n tl) erupting_
~ ~Utbll hed last year "'II
1renc:ncc m Pol~ ncsu•n cuhurc
here will be: lot of btrdwtnch• ! and 1ud) ol Oord :md fa
~ en\ rronmcnt 01 cour". 11 wot
r~.
or mmc mformauon. tt Pat
(' 11.1nru~n nl the hiOIOI!' ' r the 0\er~a~ Office
, '·'' "' ~p:,unn '" ,,, uiHhlc It
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l•ch m \nmrn .. er" comJ'CilltnJt
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1 1\rlh Runntn~
Olthf f'u•I>Hf I nt
1 \l, o I t\' I' and Clark tudr:nb "ere
found r.u•ll~ olthc: Sept 2 theft ol 200 worth
of funuturc hom ( dell Hull The 1\\0, "ho
" ~rd thntthctr names he \\.lthhcld,...-.crc:c:nch
11,lrd the: ... wdent JudiCI3r) Board thnt thr:1r
n;~m~ be: "uhhcld. u.erc e<~cb fined S200 b)
rhnt bonrd
Lew1s and Clark College
~ scaled letter h1tan the J-Board' fin­
dtnp on the ctne ha been entered 10 the LC
f1lo of each of the con\clcted studtnt~ . accor­
dmg to "ntten suuemc:nt b) the J-Board ,
cnch !ltudenl ll' duato 1t wud. the letter m h11
or her file:\\ 111 be de<itroyc:d pro\ 1dmg the letter
h not b«n opened
If one ol the: coMtcted 5tudenu "iolntcs
college rc:J ulaunn or fmh. to flll) 1 he S200 fine
\ ol. .3 before rcgntrnuon dn \\'1ntcr term. hu or her
teller \\Ill he opened and ~•II become
perm nc:nt pan of h1 or her hie:. the J-Board
suncment 13td
The mnnc\ from the firt~ Will go to the:
r>c:an of tuden11 Office for furnuure
purchal>CS nnd rep trs. an the resadt-nCII! hall5
l'be !.llltcment h ted the followmg
renmn ror the J·Rollrd'~ decu1on on 1he cue
..
27 October 1977
representation , all tions
l'crt\ ot .. un
f)! lht l'tunrrl I u£
I o rr-c,ent charge nf tllc:gal procedures.
thr '-tUdtnl !oell.aiC mo\c:d tO b) J'M the clcc-
1100\ comm1"~'on l.lnd ruled Monday that
. Odell nnd ,\ktn dorm"' wlll onl) hn\c: one
~nJtor ench ol the r~t ol the ~car .
Larr) L e\\ IS, ~tudcnt bod~ "tee-president.
SJtd I he dorm reprC'!c:ntat1on &»ue ..-.ould have
toN-~II led lo protect the senate from charges
of rmpr(lpc:r procedures . l.ew"JS had rc:ierrcd
the manc:r to the: cnatc elections comm" ton
but no ur:tron had been laken b\ that com-•
m1tttt a!> nf Monda~ · due to an unappotntcd
\1lCDnC') on the thr~-member piinel.
L~" 1s said the: :5tudent Judicia f) Board
1 had not appomtcd on elecuons commir.s1on
• rcpr'C'Cnlall' c:.
t t\\1. s.a•d he "ould rule that Odell and
Alm "ould onlv hav~ one 'enator u p1ect lor
the rHI of the ~c:-..tr. "rathe1 than ha'Vt' c-.ef) thang the 5ennle does ahn• \·car made -
uncon~htuuonal"
"'1 cttn't wan an term for omcthmg It~ e
1h1s (the csutbhshment of the elccuons com­
m• "'on) to hnppcn.~ L.c:"i~ ~1d ... 1 can't watt
all term for someone to be appomted and
ha\C: an~ Ia" ruled unconstitutional -
Rand~ Slender, student bod~ president.
told the ~n:ate that P~1dc:nt Howard's
~rctal') had mformed him that -according to
the rules" onl) one tudem represc:ntatt\.1: is
allo"'ed to aucnd LC E..'ecuu\'e Counc&l
mec:t•ngs
The Exc:cutl\e Counc:1l IS a deciston­
malang bod) c:omp rism~ lTUstees and e.x­
ecutl\c member5 of the LC adminiStration
tudent represc:nlath-es do not vote on coun­
t'll nwuer but sene as an mlormauon channel
bet"ten the council and the senate.
The execum·c: senator ha~ accompanted
the tudent body president to e"'ccuti\'e coun­
etl meetings Stender said the execuu.,.e )CIUitor rs nov. c:lass1hed u an allcmatc:.
tender pomted out thattbe consutuuon
or the OCI3ted Students Ol Lcw&S and Oark:
upulntes there t'IC tv.o student reprnentali\'C$
nt E ct"Ull\~ Counal mc:cun
"I don'l see hov. the\ can s-tsn mto our -oonsututton hkc that.-l...e\\"15 1d.
"I don't C'lther. Larr~.-Stender sa•d "I
81"S1Jed thai On the phOne ~1th the seC'CUlf) '.-
• tender satd there mtght be ques.tioM of
JUnsdtC'IIOn between the constnullon aod the
counCil rules and regulauons Stender added
he would ·put n to them and make the
mc:mbe~ of &he E,ecuu'~ C(\unal show w
u. here 1t 1 (m the counetl rules)."
uuc:r tn the mec:ung. junior Dean Pctt}
requested funding for a concen sponsored bJ
the t..C Chmtian Fello"' hip group.
Pelt) told the senate thai the conc:en
"ould benefit the moitc depanmcnt. the
rehg1on depa nment. and the communu:ations
dcpnnmen t. as \\ell u the coUegc ai a whale.
Senate debates over S. Africa trip continues
l't rr' nt ... m
Ill .... I'>Uflf'(f I .. ,
A prnp(!~d 0\er~ stud) tnp to. outh
Mnc.1 conunucd to nusc dcb.lte at hl!>l Mon­
d:a\ ntght" tudcnt bod) senate mcetmg.
\\'htlc proponent of the proposed 1np argued
lh 1 11 \\ould be nn c:duc:auonal expenencc:.
opponcnb. sa1d fhc tnp would not re\tal
0\thtn~ Oe\\
At pre\lou" c:nate mcetin~. cnt10 aft he
pwpo..ed outh \frica tnp had ~•d that
I~,., and CllJr~ mmorit) studcnb "ould be
~uhtecl lo d1 c:nmtmauon and po tbl) the:
threat of J1h' rrnl harm in the C'\cnl ol Cl\'ll
dt•turhOJnccs
Senuu S~1p 0 borne quesltoncd the
1\llrth llf a Si,uth Afnca Utp. and sDtd &hal
'tudents "ould not need to so \0 South~ \ tnc:n
lu ·get 1 he I act ••
•\'ou can read m blad.. and "hue 10 the
Ort>J:tllllall "hat' gmn_g i)n m South \fncn."
o~oome ~jd ""1 (IU don't need tO g(J there."
Q,bornt:" nl " said fhc: tnp "ould be o
dtiTnc:nt c\pcncn~ lor dtlferent people. \\1th
r cc n a factor
Se\'crttl sc:natof"S rai~ ques tton~ about
the \Blue of information to be lound tn the:
Orrs:omon as \\ell a" the national news mcdta.
One ~nator msdc a pccific rclcren~ to a
rcpon on lndUt b.) ahe CBS ne" ho" "60
Mtnuter.."' and said thear prescntat1on of the
r Cl was no1 con i ~nt Wtlh her o"n ob~r­
\'llllonJ ~h1lc hving abroad.
Senior Rund) Ma\,\enga le. \\ho agrttd
that thr tnr would ha\lc: a dtffc:rent1mpact on
black ~tudc:nr than on ~hite, d1'"'grec~ . "So.
the rnrd1a reOe.:t the bias of the people. B!i lar
a I'm concerned." he 5nid.
I ar~ l c" k \tudent bod) vioc pr~ idcnt .
s-11d tudrnt' ~ere O(ll sufficienth ••nformcd on . .
rurrcnt anatr,. cuing c:onfu!lion at a ret.-c:nt
'-tnntt' m~un g over ahe Baklte re'cnc du­
"-rirmnaticln case and nffirmatt\eact inn l e~"
had m1ced \'PPO 111on to the prorosed South
\lnC".t lnf\ In pre\tOUS ~SIOO •
l c:~, added thAt 11 "''~\ qucst1orusblc ho\lo
much student could g.arn from a proposed
South Afnca trip "hen the) had difficult)
foltn\\'tng c:~rent "closer to home" SOUTH AFRICAN CONTROVERSY RDn R'icbiU
Skip Osborne relates the riru and problerm that could affect LC Stuoems .
Sc:,erdl ~na tors disa(lreed \loitb outh
fnc:1·~ ra~al policao. Ho"-e'er. ome of
1hcm said oppo 1tion to ~uth Alrica'
poliete !oihould not be grounds lor canccllaa ion
ol the tnp Senior Paul hore. Honrleld
"cnatnr. 5ald trip~ to dtfferent cultur~ "ere
~~aluahlc e:\rcncncn · c\en II 1he Ylsitol'\ did
not agree v. 1th &he \'lllun or policin. ol tho5C
cultures
"'Does lh15 mean no tnp~ to outh Koru
01 the: PhlhpptnCll ?." ~hore a~ked
t\nc•lher senator sa1d the chotec 10 par­
llcipatc: in a South fm:a trir 'hould be a
•pcntona I N\t' "
Dt:hAtr: 1ur~ lo-.-ardl the manner in
~h1ch ony "('lntro,·cmat subjects hould be:
d1 cu st"d m the ~enatc . ~nior Colb't Schmiu, •
oll-csmpw; senator. said he IA'IS dtsappotntcd
a1 the !oiCru\te ~ rcacuon to ophoml)re Alan
Robert ""ho made o prcscn .. uon on South
fnca at the: Oct 17 scnat~ mceung "I ha\OC seen t\nc person from Amnest ~
lntem:ltional. \\ilO due tO the lad:. of oon­
&dC:rDtiOO from umnformed senators. •uan
to pie«s. ~ Schmttt satd. In a comment after
1he mcetmg. Schmitt sa1d he \I.Ould ha\"C
p~lcrred rommcnt directed toward~ Robetts
be aimed at clllnfying que3llons rather than
qunuonmg his c:red•biht).
"The anformation l&n (Ro~ru )
p~ntt:d to u Ia t we-ek was not informallon
~ut a one-sided \ie\1,.-satd freShman Alan
H umphre~ . from Odell
Schm1tt al~o t)l.pressed C'On~m o<ter a
future ~nate scuaon with Prnidenl Howard.
rc:lemnJ! !!.J'CCilicall) te>lhc lOne of the 5tn&tc's
d1,cu ~ion .. re 'WC asktng htm up hi:re to
JUMif h1 posuann. 81'~ informat1on. shoot
h1m doV~on or "h3t?"'
Lc:"''l t.a1d he thou&}lt peaple \I.Ould be
ahlc: to ktep a restratned and rcspormblc:
:tlfttude •1 thmk most people wtll be able to
as" mtclh~nt quc:~u on ... hi: satd. • eves
"'lwo-hundred dollars as the 'f J~ of 1he
oocb deemed b maJonty \ote of the J-
Board The fine w11l be: paid to restdence h.t.llll.
beQu!.C the crtme wa aganat rGtdencc tUJlb
fhc 11me hmtt ~'a &el to vc: mple ume for
che monc:) to be earned
'"The c.lmed letter an the file demormratcd
the ~rtou ~ of the ctL'IC. how~-c:r. beausc:
the: Cl)C v.~a ~ent do"nt~n. the: punwunent
\Ions. not u "'t•ff su ts r elt n norma II.) would be.
The: pum1hment as school relAted nd.
therefore: 11 as ~~A<lthm the: realm of J-Boarcfs
JUfi'WJIC110n.,
S~ap 0 borne. ctuc:f JU t1oc: of J-Bo rd
cast a dtucnung \Ott on the boo refs dec:a ton.
c:oordmg 10 thi: tatemt:nt h ho scud
Stephen Potter J-Board member ,.,hn dtd
nol \Ole on the case. \OJCCd dtncnuns
optmon •
Thr Paoneer Log madt! ern ~dllollDI d~-..
stOTJ to dt!lt'lr tht' nomn of rhr srud~
1molwd rn thr Odrllthrjt casl': Far rrasons.
main topics
Respond•ng to a ~enator's queJUon. Pen} satd
that care would be ta\:cn "'not to offend our
non-ChnstUJn aud1enoc:-
Pc:tt~ added that the auendan(% of 400 to
450 people t the Pam iark: HaU concen
carhCT tha.t )Cllt dcmonurnted tudentmtc:rc:s l
tn such concert~
ftcr one: 10enator que5honcd 1M
reno~ htp group's ummg and preparauon.
Pc:tt} satd there was a •tae of plan rung on our
p3n~
Pen~ 1d the fello,.,~hlp group V."'U also
s.eekmg fund from rudents OrpnL7.ed For
c:miata nd l.eduren and Conceru Co~
mittcc s a po1nt of mformauon. SOFA
d1rcctor Rand~ Mauen.,gak SDtd be dtd not
antiopale that SOF ~ouldalloca tcS800 He
satd SOF ~ould probabl.> aUocatr: a mu­
amum of S2SO to the c:oncen.
Follow1n,g debate on a pos.s1ble .5C)..cc:nts
dmts.ston char~-~ htdl Pett) c:onstde~ :a
last roon-and t~ pombtbtv of Ulbling the
rcqur:SL. &he senate allocated o cc:•lm1 of S300
Sophomore Da"'C Epstem.presentcd are­
q~ for lUnd for a planned S)lDpcHI Um on
\lokn~ and non-vtalcncc. EJm~m wd the
S) mpo tum p~nners hoped for a ke) noter ti\:c
Die\: Gregory or Corrc:ua Kmg and par­
lletp:ma as d&<tc:n;e s the Amcncan Fnc:ncb
~'1« Commttlec: nnd the Portland State
Unt\"Cf'S1tl R~oluuona"' 1udent Bnpdc:
The matter was tabled for a recomeoda­
tton b> the: budget and finance comaunec. 10
eomplllln« v. tth a ne~ rubng made that
t\c:nmg
On other matters
• K l C ~ t.auon manager t~c: Kmghtl}
n led seroro~\OSCC:lfthereu'Sludem ~uppon
for lhc: br dcnstm~ o awnJ pons e\C11lS.
Br03d \tin footbaU game from Tacoma
auld ro~ $90. K mghtl} sard Four a~11J
baskc:tb:Jll br03da '' would tot I ap­
pro:,..matd~ S 00
•Gzul "rmnn. tudent1lffatl'l comauttec.
reponed thai elfort were bctng made to
c:oordmate tn\nttgallcuu ot the LC
llltlchboard b) thc:collcgeadmmutrauo n and
the Oregon. tudcnts' Pubhc lnterc:sa Raearc:h
Group
•Paul hare l'q)lac::cd Colb) Schrruu as
senate rc:p~ntall \e 10 the: student com­
municnt•ons board. Sdunnt had • schcdulin1
conOtct \\'lth a re\'l.Jed mceung aune
•Student bod) prestdent Rand) tender
said he " c~plonng abe poutbilitlc:S for
~tabhshment of student lepJ scn1«s:;
reo~n ing ahc: rec)'CbnJ center: a P:amphn
· pons Center Ur\"e)~ and possibly subscribo­
mJIO "OfY:-Campw; Report.• which eonceaDS
-problems students around the nat1on arc
~~n~~ •
for recruited athletes
A 'bot' fairy tale
stimulates fantasies 9 ~enges oil and gas firms on ener .... bill
Prt"'tdcnt Caner conunucd to
ralh suppMI £\'\f h1' cneriD pacl.:ugc.
\\ h1~ h •~ in 'c:nom trouble tn tht
'\l n.ate. b~ t'rtllt 11101! the \mt ncan
otl tndu~tr\ -C'hamctcn710l! the current
cner~ Mtuauon .1' thl' .. moral
t'l.jUI\'Uitnl of ~ar .-Caner warn~ ol
"fli'lltnll.ll wa r-rrotitccring ."
.. Tht' rould de\elop ~1th the
p8"\nt; month ... ol\ the bi~"e l ripoll
10 h1 ton.-Curter ,:ud nt a f'C'C't'nl
p~,. confcrcnc:t:
.. ,,.C" h\ e tn a natton. and "c
hchc'-e m the frtt emupri e S} tem, where mar~et lor~ detcrmm~
prux,,"" he ,;uti .. Rut the otl nnd ga'
andu't n •~ not p.trt <ll thnt '' Mcm
~c;;au'c pncc.~ arc not tree.
M 1 he\ Jfc: hc:l\'tl\ anOucnccd bv •
dcc'''''n' m.tdc out-.ade our et1untn •
b\ thc OPt=(' nlttions, nnd they arc
hcu\11\' anllucnc~ h\ 'ome C'l\Otrol • •
n\-er the rate ol production b~
\ ..
1 me•acan C<,mrnnae,,
Carter de,cnbed ht~ energ}
padn!!c a' "fatr" and .. b.tlan~" It'
both l"On<ume~ and supplier (The
p.~dn!Zc) 10\urcs that the. \merican
people nrc not robbed; he '.:ud. "u • .tl~o an,ure' that the ntl compnntc~
get enough ancentl\"t' to 1n,urc ade­
quate e plurauon .and prnductton
"Bm 1 h~ ml l'<'mpanacs ap­
parent!\ \\ant 11 dl "
Cuter '"'d ml ond gns in­
du,lra<" had .an ancomc ol ~I 8 bilhon
dollar'\ an IQ'7) ju,t belore the
OPEC COil Productnf and l 'Por
hn~Z Countries) pncc me and the oil
embargo tinder the ndmmistruuon
propos.nl ml 1nd gn~ companie'
'"ould hnH· an .1nnual income ol
SIOO balhon b\ IQ85. he 'nid,
"But the oil com p:-~nic~ nnd thC'
In tern a tional
Israel • es Palestit1ian state
•Utdelmes for upcoming
mtdca 1 tal~ m (Jenevn ha' e lett
both the United Stat~ and hrael
v."Jth unansv. ered que-.tion~ and :1
gr ov. JO!! ~en~e ot ten~non .
lu1tch Fore1gn :0.11m-ster ~to he
Da}an dacr1bed a rettnt mecung
"ith Press dent Caner as "brutal,'"
v. hale l !"' offietals mwacd the tall..s
v.erc .. dtrec-t hlunt." but far lrom
"brutal-
.. 1 he Prest dent • cxused Israel of
pumnr, ob tncl~ m the voa~ ol
reachang D peace treat).- Da).tn
5a1d ... He v.arncd. 'rf )OU do not
reach on agrecmen1 "''h us. ~ou "'"
remam rsolatcd throughout the
"orld •
Support grows for
'martyred~ Gandhi
1 ul.tnJt ad,-antagc ol ~ymp3thy
folio" 1011 her r«ent arrc)t, Indian
tormer Pnme Mamster Jndirn
Gandht mil\' be able to -s1age a rclurn
to pQwcr
l'nmc: Mana tcr MordJI R. Desa1
accsd~ntnll~ ga'c Gandha a polnacnl
b~t b\ a~ung her on corruption
char1!t'l> and holding her O\ernaght 10
pohcc cu"tody. ac:oordang to \ 1"\\
) arJ.. 11mr1 ource.
vandht •s the onl\ member of
~
thc out-of-po"er Congres Pan)
able to dro\\ lurge and cnthu~ia tiC
cro .... 'Ch 1 hroughoua lndsa FoiiO\\lng
her release. Gandhi dre\\ large
aud•ences 1n u tour ot the \\estern
uuc uf <iujnrct
\\tth thcMI\COI publiouppon
rollu\\lng her arr~t. some: p3rl)
member hti\C: •ugg~ ted thnt
Gandha run for party pre;.tdent
Current Congrc: s P~rt\ p,l.,.ldcnt
K IJrnhnnanda Rc:ddy ~aid he would
~>tcp dov. n 11 Gandh1 wanted the tob
tiandh1'~ cntrcs \\llhtn the par­
t\ howc\'tr. dn not "ant her to reach •
tt po naon ol po,..cr "~he' :~~ttll
h lcntnF to the ~tmc nld gani; that
led u to dt"a~er lrnt 11me ... ~1d a
flO\\crlul Congress Part~ mcmbt:r.
rcfc:mn~ In the true: of emergency
la!i1 )c:8T before her unsuCC'ef>llul bid
for re-electio n. • .. My rbp(mse was. l pretc.r a
spht tn relation' bet\\ ccn l"rael and
the liS rather than a PaJe,llntan
~late I "a not too polue in m}
rc~pon e to the l'resadcnt •·
L>a~ an·,. rc J'l''"'t followed hi'
relea'c: ol &he prc:-' aou~l) undt,clo~ed
~utdelincs.. nm•d charge~ by l"rnel'"
oppo itaon rany that the go~ern·
ment wn!o mal.;mg too many con­
cessions to \\ n~hmgton.
... \\'c h1ne 3 lull agreement
"Jth the L S that no Pt 0 people wall
become: member ol the liAD
(lJnucd Arab DelegntJon) ," Da}an
!>3id .. II onc of the: Pnlestintan s
~hould n"e nnd sa\ •1 represent the
1,1.0.' he \\Quid ha\c to len\c,ll once
ns lh1~ stand" contr.U\ to the agree­
ment"
Dayan •uid he would 1cccpt
Arab rcprc enlltll\~ from the WcM
Bank or 1n <'in7a. .1 opposed to
lormal PI 0 represcnlullvc~ Carter
old miniM I Utlon '-J10kc:smen dented
an)' :.uch ~~weemc:nt 11 only on the
Of Interest ba\1~ that 11 \\ ould be dafficult to
determine \\ ho i~ and to; not
"rcpre-.entin!! .. the PI 0
WThc PLO '~ill be reprc .. cntcd in
the reconvened Gene' a on equal
loottn~ \\llh other:; in the cun·
fcrence." said f:gypllan Fore1gn
~tin"ter lllmBil Fahm\'. "1 h1~ •
~hould be !.:no" n to the "racli ...
~when Mo,ht Da\.tn \aV' that •
he doc:' not a~rce to .)II \\11 h I he Pl 0
at G~ne\'3 he j, only making c~cu"e'
lor not gmng to the conference.~
D~pllc dt,agrc:cmcn& on other
matters l'l 0 leader~ ha\e agreed
that the) alone wtll detcrmmc \\hO
rcprocnt' the Pakstanann~ nnd that
the que tion ol a Palestmaan \l.tte
mu't be: di!leus cd nt Cienc:vn.
Expert' hn'c speculated that
the role ol .lordi!n \\ill he cruc~al m
an\ di)CU"iono. ol the Pale ttman •
:10tate qut:!ltion. •\ra b moderates h.1ve
<~aid pm•ttel) thut .tn~ PaJe,ttnmn
~tate would have to be confederated
with Jordon •
Saudi Arab1a may get own icebergs
for mountains of cheaper ice water
Can tccbcr~ be u~cd Ill
w11tcr un mi-nch daert'~
I o ans\\er that qucsuon,
l,nncc Mohammed AI· f·ass11l ol
Snudtll Araban recent!) t.pon­
sorcd the first lntern.lltonal Con·
terence on the tlllh7.tlllon or
Iceberg<~ m Am~. lo~a
Prance Fatflltl, "ho had ne\cr
c:cn ;m •cchcrr. helore. Jlolld S7,-
500 1 o hu' c u 4,8tm pound
Ala,;• an •cehcrg !.htpJlc:d to the
conferencl'
When the t~hcrg armed.
~mpll!) "''rc chl!>ded oil lor
nentttic I Ud\ r he In rgc~t
chun~ "u g~ven to the prince.
"ho h.td t'l pl11ced m a
nunchho\\1
I here .ue a lot ol v.eud
bud~ here a cnmhan.ttton ol
rc.tl hnrd...core !te'tcniH•t' and me ~•ante men v.:ith the urge: to
:>nw 1he "orld through iceber~,"
iald Dr Malcolm Meller, ,,
p•onccr m iceberg research.
Prin'e 1·111 al' ov. n com­
pitn). Iceberg 1 ranspotl Inter~
naunnnl. I!\ i.ICll\ely con!ltdcnng
t(l\\ tng ,, 100 mtlhon-tnn ace berg
b.td H• Saud• Arubia
I he inurnc) would Ut~e
ubuut etght month' and hn\lc .1n
t'lltim.Hed co'' ol S I 00 milhon
Ho\\C\c:r, even it the m1le
lon~ u:-cbcrl! lml a~ much ·•~ 20
percent or IllS mass cnroute, its
water could 111111 he mude
a\.tilablc .tt .1 CO'il nl SO IO (l(t
oc:nt per ~.ubac meter
fh.JI would sull be "~II un·
der lhe 1:10 cent 11 no\\ co~ts tu
doahnatc u cuhtc meter ol
v.:atc:r •
2 17 Ocmhn /917 ga~ comp.tntl'' arc no'' demttnding
nnd mal.:mg some protzre,~." he :ud.
.. It '' I !iO hilhnn
"1 he diflerc:nc~. \\ill 0111 en·
~tlllt age mcrcn,cd producuon ol otl
But th.u dillacncc '"" comt om ot
t hl fl"l kets nl J\mcm.an con,umer ~
.and ~o mto th~:. pocket' ot the oal
Cl)nlpanie, lhcm~cl"c'"
l,re~cnt cono,umpuon \lttnd' at
.1bou1 :!.3 m1lhon barreb of oal per
d.t}. C'aner satd, und the llgurc 1~
e' peeled to n'e to 'b million barrel'
,, d,,, b\ Jl)t\ 1\ Carter d~cribcd 'uch
nn ancrt ''e " 'a demand that .. rmpl~
cannot he met "
Curter 'aid oal-consumintz
nation' ,arc lcanang tov.ard i.t plan 10
rc)llrtcl I uturc: consumption to 26
malhon barrels per da~ -an increase
tl\ cr 1 he prc,enl 2.J million. but still
l<tr hehl\\ the anttcipated J6 million­
bii rrcl tagure.
.. \\'c believe that production
"an mel:.! tho\C demand~ " Curter
,atd "But 1 ht bagge\tsanglc que-st a on
'' tht wall of 1 he Amencan people
··no we have the wall a' a nation
to cut do\\ n our enormou' oal im­
pon•::"
• National I he llnitcd ~tate hno;ampo"Cil
lf7 percent more '''I an I '>77than lnu1
) car!. ••11n. C.t rtc r stud •
Caner's cnltlJUe nl the otl cnm
p•tnic' met l'lita~a'm lrnm bnth tht
nal mduslr~ i\nd 'C\'tntl \COUior,
' The Pr~: 1dc nt ha~ mildc ar,
cmottnnal :appc:..tl to defend u ""
prngwm that ''not dcfen\lbh:,'' uad
Jnhn f. S\\t.trtngcn. ch:urman of
the Stundard Oal Co. of lndtana
"fh, cnngy program tmohcd
tht' lar~e!-1 JlC.ICellme IU '< incrc:a~oc
e\~.:r impowd on our ciuzcn,, and
none ol tt \\ ould be U'ed to me rea~
the production ol domc\lic cnergJ
"\\'c .tgree energy hould be
u'ed \\t\cly.'' Sv.e.1ringen ,;ud. "but
\\C aho belic'c th.u \\hen the US
l'Ofi'>Umer p.l)' ol htghcr ('lm:e for
cncr~) he 'hould gel "hnt he pa)1
lor mor~· energy lrom dome~tt(
..nurcc)l, •
"fhc Prc.,idcnt'' propram \\tl
not do 1 hat .,
• \\hen tht Prcs1dent goe' ou
un the 'tump ,,ud <;en Rob Dok
( R K,m,u,l. "ht should tell the
1\rnC"ttcan pc"plc: thut ht\ encr~a
,pro.1:r ;am ts rc:;tll v a mas•il\ e tal
" progrnm .
Us-Panama clarify new treaty wording
foUowing senate changes of ambiguity
1 he Unttt'd ...,tate hao; I he nght
Hl tntenc:nC' 1n Panam<1 to prc .. ent
.. nn) aggH'"Ion or threat darcctcd
.tg.un't the canal.'' accordtng to a
toint dantu:auon ot the ne\\ Pan­
.tma Canallrcatie~
,\ ",t;ttemcnt of unde"tandtng"
rclea-.cd b~ Pre,•dcnt ( arter and
P.tnamaman leader Brig C.en Omur
1 orrttll' Hun:r,, ha\ abo granted
the tlnlled ...,talc' the "r~spon!-.tbshl~'
to ·'''urc. th.tt the P'annma Can.tl ''til
remain open and secure to 'h'fl' ol
a II nuuonll -
I he Matemenl cxpre,,J) dented
the "n~ht ol intervention of the
l)nll~ ':>t,ttc:s m the anternal .tllalr'
Qf PanJm 1 .. It .tl'o \tapulat~ that
no actwn "'"'" ~ ~dtrcctec.l agaan't
the tcmtonnl tntc:gnt} or pohttcal
mdepc:ndc:ncc of Panama:·
-u n great po\\er attack' the
c.tnal or puts rhe cun.tl m danger .111'
1 hC' nght ot the lJ nllcd l'ltc' lu go
.tnd del end the c nul • 'a1d I orntm
.11 \\ ,1 lnnph>n t>t '\atannul \1r
port "But it doc' not hnvc th~.: nght
1!1 IOicf\cm· tn the antornal af1;11r~ ol
Panuma"
I he ... t.11c:ment abo tzunrantee.,
I "-'h'fl" \Hlltld "~o to the he.td ul
tht hne" in ,ituutmn' of "need or
cmergenc\ -
!\en Roh Dole: (R-Kans.t~) had
ch.u-gcd thrtl the \\Ordmg ol the ne\\
trcntto. "" amhtguou' and did not
protect l S mtcre,ts. Senate cnuc~
n~J.:ed the ndmmi!tlration to !>CCI.:
climlicattnn of the lJS nght to an­
tcnene .and whether tJS ships v.ould
he: uble to "~n to the head olthc hne"
tn the C"\ cnt ol ho~tilities.
Stale l>cpartment olhcilll h:sd
.ud pm.tlel~ th.1t the .tmbaguou~
n.tt urc 111 the t re.1t IC:' "a' dcliheratc
.and \\oUid sen·c "' pro&tc.:llhc 1 orn­
JO' rl'JUme .tg:un,t ~harges ot ~ur­
rcndcllnl! lo 1'\ preS$Ure.
lh'Ccnll\ huth lorme1 Setrctarv
ol St:ltc lltnn !l..t "'"J!''r and lormc:r
.Scrrellu' nt St.ttc Dean R u'>k C'JUI\1!
11111 tn ht\ 11r nl tr.:.tl\ ratalac.ltton.
In •~·,trmun\· hdore the Scnute
l•>rc:t~Jn It, litllnn' ( omm111ec.
K t~!>in~cr :-.,ud '~nate rejectton ol 1 he
1 rca tie" v.ouh.l "\\e:tken the
l'rc:~tdcnt'~ authorll) at the hegm­
ntnl! ul '"" term" .snd ~ould be
1nter p11:tcd :111 ,, "demons ! rillton c) I
nat•unul "eu~nc::~s ."
K IM•tnj.!cr Hdded th,lt. enate ••P·
• pw,,al nl "understandmg.s o:
• • , n t e r p r e a 1 1 a c' n " · • " o u I d
dcnwn~<tr.uc l " v.tlhngnc:" to u~
lmcc to protect c.:tn.tl ncutralll\ a~
thc preh:rl·ntiul pa,o,nge ol \}\
v.ar,htp' in an emergent\
I~ "'k 'atd 1 ha 1 it would be far
C:ii'IC:r to ·'"crt l "i rights to proltc:
thl' c,tnalundt•r I he nt:\\ lteauc, thar
the ,,ld 190J .t[lJHcemenl R U\1
dc,crthcll the c~l\lln£ .1preemen1 f!
ha\ tng "no 'tandang in the moder~
\\()rid ..
Senators question
new anns accord
,\ prorm~ed US·' n\·tct 'tratcgr.
IHm' agreement \\II" qu~uoncd ltl
the ltr.~t ttmc: nrter 11 thrc:C' hout
.Senate 'ubcummittee hcanng "''h
Sccrcuan ol State CHu Vui!Cf
recent I\
I he pruflo\cll .lgrecmcnl CO\CI'I
l\\t) puanl-.
• I he I tr'l j, an ctght·ye.ar lrc\11)
hrnaung 1 he tot:1l number-. ''' lttnd
<~nd ,c.t·ba\c:cl bnlla~ouc: mi'''le
.,,.,lern!o. lim 1 rcat \ would a l'u phi«
1 haec 'cpnratc -.ubccalangs nn mi,\tlt
!'~ 'tem' cquapflcd '' tlh multtplt
\\ urhcad' nr ~11 R \ multtflle an·
dependent re-entr\ ~eh1clc
• I he ~c:contl 1 '' three·\ ell • protocol rc tracllng the tc,tang and
run~e ul cru•~>C' mt,,aJcs. It "ould
hmil 1 he deployment of
\I~ a pun h~ btH h Mde .
'' n Hc:n" .l.td!lon, chaarm•m
ul tht ...,en.uc 1\rmed Sc:f\ ac· ' "'"'
\:ommattce. s.ud the llnllc:d '\&uta
\\liS m.t ktn~ !>Ub,lnntl.ll co nee. ,,,ol\i ,
to reach an agre~m~nt v.uh the
So\leh
Sc\et,tl !>cnatnf'>, mcludtnJ
Scn.ttc l >cmuer.attl.' M.ltnrit\ I \!adc1
l~ohert lh rd .tnd Minortt\ I c.tdt'
llnward liul.;cr. wc:rc lOfl~;•·rnc:d th(
a~rcemcnt \\ nuld not adequettc:h
1111111 Sm·tct t.lcpln\·ment ol hea\1
bulltsltr lnh"'llc,
I he .ttlmantstr.lttun ayrccd 10
J,u.:bon's rcque~t lnr -subcommUI«
bneltn~ clfl the negotintton' C\ er)
t \\ u 11 cc h I he hrtcl angs would gtW
the !lubcumnullec 110 inl1uent111l role
an luture n~gutmtiuns. hul at thl\
f'UHll. •I "ould he dtllicult to re\ISt
the b.IMC tlUtlttu.· nl the .tgreement
\'nm•c: !.,ud J-B<
t\dh Runnint
111 til; ,., .. ,.,., I •!
\temher
Judtt'lllr)' Bn
chungcs m tl
p• orccdang"
dude: rei\ ordtt
h}IU\\~. prndj
l''\f'l.lintng .J-V
murc ~otnn
collt:}!C nii1Ciil
JUU 1~1a r\ pr uc.:
I he prop
rc~ull ol theca
\\ere apprche
pc~cmncl "ht
to ~•c.tl lurnit
Sepl :!t\, ~~~
Bo.ard chael J
Oslll'\r fll'
shuuld have
before 1 he sl u1
Portl.1nd Poli~
If there WI
tton be tv. ccn
the prt~•denl
the ,tudent bi
~ccuril) 'utd
nol ha"e any
ang them ~hi
\ttorncy CTh
Win
Jan ( onnell
or lh~ Piu""' 1
Instruct!
doughnut m
\moking hub
term in Le\\
f"ree Unl\cr
free l n
program of
U\UUII) not
curriculum
topac::-range
to monev mt
tor' arc void
ophol11
member ol
phtnning cor
nauonul ..:on
Dckalh. I
• rcprc:,cntatt
hJ\e Free
LC S1
GAS:
Eltlaer
LABO
PART
BJ P
Ch~vro
Ttducti
min. o
Toy/oTs
4274 rbill
I he: United St.ttcs h,,, tmponcd
trcent mnrc oil 10 I 977t h.m lo~rr
a~o. Carter ''uti
Carter's cnlt~u c: nf tht ml~;um.
C\ Oll'l Cl IIICI\m I rom both the
ndU\Ir\ ,lnd 'e\Cr:ll ,COIIlllt\
• fhe Pn:\tdcnt hn' mudc an
ionat .tppc.ll lo dclcnd ,. Uta
't.un 1 hat i' not delc:n"' hk ... Slud
~ E Swcartnttcn. chuirmun of
~landard Oil Co. ol lndmnu.
"lft:o. c:ncr~n program invohcd
• • argc!\t peacetime t;Pt mcrc.t~
impmcd on our citi1en~ •• tnd
! ol it \\OUid be u'cd to incrc.:J~
)roduc.twn ol dome\tic enc:rg)
'\\ c .1prc energy ~houtd be
"''cl) '''caringen '"id. "hut
tl'o hdu.:H I hat when the US
umcr pay' a htpher J'HICC: lor
~ hco 'hould get whut he pa~1
moe~ energ) I rom dom e.~ll~
CC\,
"The: Pre!'lldcnt'' program \\Ill
do thut '
''\\hen tht l,rc\ldent goc' our
h< 'lump ·• ,,ud ~en Rob Onlt
<..an-.n:-.). 'ht o,hould tell the
eru:.1n pe,,plc thnt ht' c:ncrKJ
~ram " rcatl\' a mu\stvc ..
~111m .
v treaty wording
;es of ambiguity
\a I ol ''under~tandsng• o'' or
It l' r p r C 1 a I i U n '., \\ 0 U ld
l<ln,tratc US w itltngne" to u~.:
'l' tu protect canal neutmht) and
pretcn:ntiat Pll\\agc ol
ht(h tn an l mcr~enq.
Ru~~ -.aad 1hat 11 would be Ia·
cr 10 as,crt t " n~ht\ to prot«<
.canal under the nc\\ treullc' th11r.
old JQO' aggrecment . Ru l
• n hed 1 he-c" ''ling .1greemen1 11
tnl! no 'tanding rn the modcar.
·td ..
~nators question
~w anns accord
\ propmcd US-So\tCl tratcpc
h ,Jgrccmc:nt "as quc,tmned lot
liN tame alter .t three hour
ate subcommattec hcartnl! \\lib
rctar~ ol St.ate Cyru' \.tn-t
ntl\
The pmpchc:d .agrc:cment coHn
p{'l10h,
•1 he I aN as un caght-year lre.tl)
!""!! the total number' ul lund ! se.t·hu,ed hulhstu. '"'''ale
lcm" T hi-.; treat\• \\ outd .1(\o rmtt\l
ec 'epnr,lle .uhceahng ... nn rn,.,,,l:
lem' eqUipped "11 h multiple
rheach or M I R \ ' mult1plc an·
K"ndcnt n:~ ntn \chacles.
• I he 'e..:nnd '' u thrce•\CJr
itocol rel>tricung the le~tang .and
!geol crua c ma,-.alcs, It \\ould .also
11 the dcpl"y mcnt ol
rtpon' h) hoth 'ide~
Sen lienn Jad,,on chooorr1nn • lhe \cn.ue Armed \cnaccs
nmlltcc. s.ud t ht l nued .:'>!olin
~ mn~ .11111 sUh\l3nttal conce~s
rc,tc h ,, n :agreement "tt h
\'tel'
\c\l r.1l ~cnator ancludirlt
'l.lle I >cmocr.auc M.t,oril\ I eader
' .
her I A} r d and 1\1 tnollt\ I e.uJ -lw;ud Ra~er . \H'rc t:oncc•ncd tht
·cmcnl "oulil not .ldt·quutc:h
II Suv ict dephwment nl he.l\1
~~~· u: lnl\,llc.,
I he .1dmm1 tmtmn agn•cod to
t.;,on r..:4ue'1 lm ,ubt;ommut«
cliO£!,\ nn the nt;pntiUIIOII\ C:\t:n
> \\ cc~:. I he hrtding." '' ould Kl'~
:o.uheummlllee an anlluentiul rtllt
luture ncgntiattons. hut ,,, tim
1
nt. 11 '"''uld he diHicult to 1 e\IJC
h;tSJc nuthnc ol the ••srcement.
nee: ~aad J-Board m . ,.._
1es procedures
1\dh Hunnlnj!
(II thr l'cuntt r I (If
~lcrnhcrs ol I cwis and C"t.uk's
Judad.tn Hoard ha\c proposed
chunge ~ in lhl• hoard\ :nandnrd
prorcc:dinps r hear prflpl'l~ab tn·
dude rc\Hltdmg part of the Board's
h\ t.1\\ ~. pHlduction ol a hno~ let
c plitttllng .1-Rourd to studcntll and
11111r\' \rHnmumcatton between
rolh:f!C llllacml' invohcd an :uudent
Jllthdnr) pr<ll'eeth ng,,
The prnpo~ als are p.HIJOII) the
r~ult of the CH'>c ol two !itudcnt~ w hn
\\ere apprehende d by l.C sccutll)
pcr~l1nncl "hilc: alleged I) attempllntt
to l<te.tl lurniturc lrom Odell H.tll
cpt 2~. .11d Skip 0\bornc, .J.
811ltrd ch•c:l Jll!'ot ice.
lhbl1rnc: s.ud the .I·Bnard
.hould h.nt: dc.tlt with the c.nc
bclorc the ~tudcnl s were :~cnt to the
l,orllilnd Police: department
If there wc:rc better communu:a
ll(ln between the dean ol \tudcnh
thl' prc:'ltdcnt Jnd vice prestdcnt ol
the 'tudcnl bod) and the head ol
~ccuritv .. :ud 0 borne, "we would . .
not have any proble~ with chuck-
ing them stnught lO the Oastnct
AttorneY (The ar~es) 'lhould come dtrcctl} lo u bcc.tu\e c\'erythtng
)hould hnpclully be hncd ~nd delin·
cd
.. II \\c oil contrtbutc "hat we
feel the: lit\\!o should lx-, thcn we
lihnuld nnl h,,,c uny ptoblems,''
Chhurnc .mtl !\ccnnd·)ear
IU .. liH' StcH' Pnllcr both cxprcs~c:d
hnpt: I or re\·a'iwn of 1 hut ~cellon ell
lhe 1-llo.ud bvlttiA.S whtch rc:4u1res
thatut lcu~t h\c ju~ttccs hundlee,er\' -
Pouer .,;ud he hopes the J­
Board wttl come up wtth general
g-utdehne:-. for the handhng of ca'le.
'o 'ltudent\ wtll be more aware oft he comc:qucn cc: lor mappropn tuc uc·
lions Another IU ttcc. l.aune Todd,
utrg~tc:d tnlorm.ttuln nhout such
general prjJCcdures could be tnclud·
ed in the propMed J·RnMd huoklel.
T ,,dd ~ud llhc w outd hke to lite
a "general stre.amlanang of
proc~·durc"~" an .1-Houtd afl,ur tha"
}car •
"I ha,cn't rcceavcd the n1her
ch<~npc" that the (lthc:r member ~ ol J­
Buard want .1nd we ha\en't rccet\>cd
C\l!f)'thmg from l>c.tn of Students
Drcl.. Sorenson lhat he \\ants," .ud
O:..bornc
Ju~tll:c: llem Rakow .saad he
hopo uggl~ twns for ch.sngci "111 be
a JOiflt cltort of the tudent gcwcrn·
mcnt. the: college Pres1dcnt,thc dean
of st udenh, and others He JIUd he
would hl e input from tudents con­
cerning change an J-Ro;.ud
prodedure • hut he ~as not certain
that lbc other JU~tices would .&gret.
0 borne s.ud the tde.t' for J­
Bourd ch.snges ~rc onlv tentall~c ut • this point
"When ade:t~ lor change" come
tn we wilt come up watha concen~us
and then we: walt hopefully have them
<.~pprovcd bv the \cnate." O"bornc
\UJd •
VARIETY OF COURSES TO BE OFFERED
Shelly Norton of planning committee hopes for a smooth running program
Winter term Free University
Jan Connell
Or lht Ptunffr I 01
lm.trucuon m ma 'lagang.
doughnut makmg and ktcklng the
!>mokang habrt may be oflered wanter
term in L ewts and Clark'-; onnunl
hec llm-.er~IIV program.
Free Untver\lty •~ a :.tudent-run
program offenng cla:.se'> whach are
u .. uulh not ancluded an a 'lchoot'~
curriculum Free Unavers1ty etas~
top1c' range from hobbtc!> and cra(h
to mone~ management A.tt tn~truc
lor' arc voluntee~
~ophomore \hellv ~orton , .t
member ol I C s F rcc t nt\cr .. it' •
pl.mning committee took part in a
nattonal conlcrence Ja:.t \\tekcnd in
Oc:kath, lllinoh which drew
representative" lrom college\ that
haH' Free Uni\'ef')lt}' program' In an tnterview with the Pronur
Lo~ before: she left for the con­
ference "lorton ~id she hoped to
obtam idea\ about ho~ to run LC~
pro~ram .
"\\<e were a bit isolated from
whot was happening with the other
r ree Univer,llv progrnms. \0 th"
conference 'hould be really
beneltCHtl 10 presentmg way) to
make: our program' run more
~moothh · ~he 'aad
'orlon "illd she planned to
Jltend '' Mkshops Cln publictt} ">lU·
dent input. brochure tnltca"m and
management technique'
fh" )car the Free Univer it}
committ« h:t!t S I SOO to work with.
compared to SQI 5 Ia t year. The:
program fundmg c;tme lrClm the
:Student" Organited lor t\cti\.itie~ .
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: k/ p1loD below DOIIIIAl
fJtber Mini or Fal.l-teht
LABOR: 10% dllcoua1.
PARTS: 10% clllcount
By popular demand Burllngamt
Chtvron luu offtrtd us thtst prict
rtductlons. / . .D. card rtquiud . .5 gallon
mrn. on gas ducount. Locattd at
Taylors Ftrn• Rd. & Ttrwilligtr. 24.5-
4274 CHEVRON
Fret pick-up and ddivuy onseoi« 115 Norton ~id Fr~ Unive"ity received
ancreas.e<l funding because last year
the progmm .. really proved it:.elf and
got off the ground."
Free Univer..ity offered 54
cJa,.,c, last \tar, for which 930
~tudents enrolled tudents. alumni,
and other Pon l.tnd catucn\ 'erved a"
tnlllTUCtOt\
The Free Umver..ity prottrum
commmee lc:d b\ coordanator' 'lor­
ton and Jonn Miham and ~pon'ior
~hke Ford. ho'\'e come up wath 48
po,,ible chh\ to pte' for tht!> w anter.
Free Uni'veNit~ will tentathcl)
include clu,,e in o;ign lunguage, auto
repair. finger painting, nutrition and
health lood ... doughnut maJ.;ing and
dog obedience The commm~ al o
plan ... to repeat ,c,eral Cll ta .. t )e.u'
cia"~'
A cntuloJ.! of Free Unhcr .. itv
cla~'el< i, being re:sdicd b)' the com­
matt~ ft,r dl,trabuuon m late
'o\emhu . TM commtltee pl.1n., to
sohc.-11 'u~e,uons lrom tudent b)
mean' ol ·' m.ulcd I.JUe~nonnutrc .
Reg~•Mutaon lor • rec Unher it) '''II
be .lan. 16
"I hopt fllf ,, g\lOd rc .. pon'c thi~
year,'' \Uid ~ortun , ult pcuplc: 'hOW
c:noUtlh intcn;'t \\c might be ublc In
c.\tcnd 11 l<l "pnng term."
Peuplc who arc w1lhng 1\l ucorn·
mat them~d\C~s to ut leao;t an hour 11
\H:cl·· .l~ \\el~ome to Join the com·
mnt~c 'urt on ... aid.
· \\ · 'call) \\,ant to emrha'\tle
hll\111~ more student an~tructors thi~
\ C.lf there 1rt: so mum tudcnt -hc:rt' who h,l\c: o mu~·h to l'ITer." • ATH RSHIPS QUESTIONED Brran Rvr
Jon McNerney represents one of 67 studer•ts enrolled at LC through
athletes' financial aad
Athletic grants •·aise dilemna
'-ttH Ri~'ibtf$tU
01 tlw f'iuMd l •'I
The lucrdtrliC financial a1d
p.tcbgc uw--arded athlel~ at SClmc
c:olle~ and uni..,eollie$ have
generated controvef'y in recent
years.
College coache descend an·
nuall\' on hometo" no; aero s the • country. making offers to potenual
collegiate athletes which are more
ohcn b.1 ed on athletic ubihty than
financial need ~torie" of uncthu:al
rc~;ruumg praCtice\\ and under-the­
t.ablc: payment abound
1 axpa}er' quest ton the neces5i·
t)' ol substdinng athletes w-ho often
baH! linte or no O!cademic abiliw. -
Student~ quebtion the morality of
grantin8 .uhletes benefit~ whach arc
denied to average tuden~ . 'et e.lch
week million' of t\mericans settle
dow-n before their telc\'ision seLs,
tum on the game ot the week. and
enthu~iastically support the s}stem.
According to camptU offictals
there is no room for t:\orbttant
r«uiting practices at Lew t and
Clark. Financial aid packages are
appropnated only on the b:ms of
netd.
.. If an athlete can't qualify for
regular student financial aid we can't
help him," said LC Athletic Director
Fred W1bon.
Y..tbon \3id athletes must mett
the ,ame requirement"' as other
\tudents in order to quality tor
tinanctal aid. Ard from the athletic
deparlment may ~upplement but not
uceed financial a1d raclcage'
granted b~ the ~allege .
'"I'd ltll:c to emphasi1e that the
financial :ud Athen athletes i' deter·
m1ned b) their tinnncia.l eligibility
JU't li~ e .tn) l'ne eJ.,e. .. ,aid Richclle
tum pi. dirc\:tllf ol financial a1d.
· rhe\ re"-ehe no more monev lor . -
beang on athlete, ho~c,er they ma)
rc:cet\c a ,mall amount more in their
grant."
·he e plilincd that financial Jttd
pac~<1ges at LC are di\'tded mto
thrtt part~ · loan. w or I.; and grunt A
'ltudent athlete nmy lrts11$ier a par­
ticulfir amount ,)f the financial atd
p.1d 11ge from one p.art to another.
but he or 'he cannot change the totul
.1mount of the pachge.
Fur e\amplc •• tn athlete Wlth ll
S 1.200 financ1al utd p.ac~ngc may
trun,(c:r a pr~tlermmed amount ol
the: loan or work rCiftiOn' ol that
pad.:.•sc to ht .... or her gr •• nt. but lhc
S 1.~00 lt1t31 mu:-t be mamtnincd
\ccordmg lo fin tncaal Atd Of·
lace c t1matt'. bl LC .. tudcnts
currenth rt'CCI\t ,ud fH•m the • nthlct1c dcp;artment Jn :.tddtltl'n In
e•t.tbh~hcd ttnan"•nl atd com­
mitment to uppcrda men. the athletac depurtment ts annuaUy
allocated S 10.000 in finanoat aJd
rund& for ancomang freshmen . Thus
total athlettc financtal aud expen­
ditures in an) )ear may be as htgh as
So$0,000
Stumpf satd andl\idual athlettc
grant runge from S200 to SJ,OOO
She saad mo t gr.tnts are between
S300 and $500
.. At hlctcs need more financial
help because the) tulve less time to
spend worltng &hnn most studenu,­
aid tump( She said academic and
athletic ability as well as need deter·
mme the !iiZc ol indl\'ldual grants.
'tumpf 5aid the fon:nsics and
mu tc: departments also offer elecep­
lron.tl 'tudcnts financial aid.
However . ~rants from th01c
departments arc baJ•ed onlvpanially
on need.
.. We think at's amportant ro h.a\'c
;.tthlete:. at LC lx'cause it contnbutcs
to a bencr-rounded 'tudent 'om­
munny,- said V.'ilson -u we can't
otter athletes a :substantial financial
aid projltam then thcy1J find
another school that does-n's that
"imple.·
Wilson said a tudy conducted
b) the athletic department on in­
comtng freshmen discovered that the
college was tosmg athletes to other
schoob. He saad the repon showed
the nt\.--e ity of the present athletic
hnancusl nad program.
..lt's u tact of life. ~hc:ther you
want to belie\ e 11 or not.lhat athletes
are recruited more hc.Jvil> than non­
athletes so our prllgram h:s to be
competith·c.· ~aid Watson
"01 course we lose a Jl)t oi
pht)en to hi@llcr chot'~ because
they ~n otfer lutl-nl..le 5ehola~hips,
but that ducsn't bother us. R1ght
no" our progr<Am i lt. good au any
program tn the league. and that's
importunt to u, ...
\\ il\on aid the present finan·
c.ial :ud progmm WllS ~usbho;hed b>
\Httten ugrecment between aU
Northwest onference chools. 50
the financaal tud pmgntrru of LC and
u~ c"lmpctitors ure rough!) the arne
·unlike ph} te>, chemi~try.
EnsJil'h, or an) other ubj~t. our
tc:uching an the athleticd~partmcnt is
te,tcd pubhch e\el') lime our teams
11ppcar on ,, pt. 'ing field." stud
\\thun "'\\c'rt' JUdged on \\hcther
"e '''" M lt''>l". and that depend.., to a
13rgc extent on the ktnd of nthlct~
'' c reo; ru1t
"Of cou~ there's u lot ol con-
I ro' crsy nght no" ~tbout "hethcr or
not sport are reall necessan pari
ol u \:OIIei;C' edu uon Our college
happen to bche\c thut athlelt arc
n amportant part tn thr de' c:lop­
mcnt of 30\ md1\1du.11
\\ e hope that' true" •
r a.wber J9r Piotlter Log 3 LC studen~ aa'rive in India,
attempt adaptation to lifestyle
1 err~ Runciman
• cw tbt Plt>f\f'H l Uf
\opht>morr Larry Runc-rmon
and thr lndta O\'tr.uas stud\ group
lil't/1 trawl throu(lt tltr far ~ast Jur·
rng buth fall ancl winttr tams
P<~rt of the l ew1$ and Clark
commun1t\ hal> relocated melf m the
lur.l\~3\ lnnd or lndl3
There are ~7 of u,, here and thu'
~7 t)pe' of Indo--\mencan u­
perien~ oc,unng M} coverage
"ill, of rour..c be ba~ed on my o~n
c:\pcricnce" . even though I ~ill al~o
runction 8' a mouthpiece lor the
poup to 'orne e:\tcnt We arc all 'er)
clo'c and we 'hare mam of the same •
frchn,p
£.11 roUit'. Sunclo1 ~P • I
,,, \\C pl'' through Seattle on
the bu • "c seem alread) m aton=•sn
lund Ho" Mrange. thi"' tran·
i.;.torited. et'mputorized. mpad­
tran~tt frce'H" "orldl I "onder •
"hnt at '' uuld lool. hl>;c throutth the
lndinn C\'C' the mechantcal
mon,tel':' . and the Nntrete cu~
11')1, a rc:tl run-around : such n
hurried 'en"c ot not gc:tung
anp~ here. !.uch a dreary ~mudge of
~mng 10 I he 1>k~ (EOOd·b) C,
~onh~e,t! I atcr on L.V
lt'('dnrJdal. Srpt. 21
\\'c .ptnt the naght in London.
Funn\. there \\ere more Iranian'> • than EngJi,hmc:n at the hotel we
tl)ed at.
~o" we're on the plane. and I'm
wondenng" hat to do uboutthe ~c:at .
Either I ~it up 81> )tilT and stratght a
a t\\O·by-tour . or I \1.1nd up an the lap
of Knth) M. and L:nock over her
atrplam.-(lrangejuic:e . There is no in·
bct"etn \omebody ~bould fh the
damn ·hml!
The Indian ~te-.vardes !>cs arc
fnendl ~ and myliterious , The\ ga'e
tne ~.ome nuts \\htch had the ,ame
tc:\tUre a' din clod' whtch Jell my
mouth "11 h a ntct', erottc r-.un-forc't
ta.,.te. Dang,. I fell asleep "htlc the)
\\ere scn•tng comphmcntar)
\\10('
ll t'clnt'\dD 1. 4 JO a m
\\'c'n: here. J don't \:no" what
arne ll as (chronolo8lcally. ) ~:
b10loga~ll). no) but I lnow that
none of u ha slept for around 30
hou~ e:o:dudtng aarplane nap~.
w htch , .. ere bncf.
Most of us arc o 7ombted that
\\C thm~ we're on bus ~ gomg to
do\olinto\\n Ponland l he cencr. -out ol th1 bus. howe\er. ts tar. far
dtfferent We're bc:tng tatlgated b~ an
o:o.cart lhc: trcet11 are httered w tth
letpmg hod1es. some co-.ercd wnh ':1
ra~cd clotq or a J11CCC ol plasttc.
l\Ome co-.cred only by flu:~ .
At the hotd \Ire walk up the
lotnu to our room~ like a bunch or
ghouls freaked-out. ured-out. but
\Ct') exoted Out.s1de on the luxur\. • balcon\:, Ru:ky and I stare tuptdl)
:u. the hcgg.a~ beg. the ~1ustimii.
chant and the enourmou tD\ens lh -around laughtng at the v.hole-socne.
11rursdat , Srpt /9
WaUang through the \lllagc
"reel~. n·,. hard to be un~1hang but
hummed-nut
\\hen I loo~ at a soul. wr&ppcd
10 a rolling and dn.e.'l-.c:d bod). do I
g.J\'C htm an uoh )'OU J'lltliUI wretch"'
tool:" I hall try no1 to, yet I tno~ I
cannot help hut teet the pain: th1s
5uffenng '" not solei) Chc: monopol)
of the lndtan people. I thtnk that
conduium here dep1ct, an parucular-
1.} c J1h~11 form. the !oUflering th:tt
"all ne h l!o hctr to."
\lmrJut .'upt lh
We arc ~l:t)1ng "Wllh our hor.t
familtes no" an a'"" n called Poona.
"hrcb j, roughly the ~11.e ol Ponland
l'oonu as to Homb!l} a~ Palat1ne Hill
11o to Durn Ide Strcet-!l's a much
mcllo\lr er place
There is n fdll\al todU) rn hllOM of vre'h 1 he tdol \ht\.l
found nn elephant chopped oil It\
head. and placed 11 on (r~h'" bod}'
accord in~ 10 ltlltnd E' 1dcnth. tht
tmm;plont 100~
T odn\ "a' the hn.r dn) of
cln"C' 1 he .trl and h1Mory lec1ure
thouph vntlUe wos fmc But the
gcol!rnptn lecture Wh1ch followed
"·'' unheorahlt The lnd1an
prore,,m. 'en,int~ our boredom (we
were tailing a,Jc:cp looktnp out the
"indO\\. and othcrw1'e nctang di~­
tracted). be~an to tal~ louder i!Od nl
a ht~hcr fn=quenc} ol nbratton
I teared thut Dave \.1 " 'pee
mete' mtght ~hatter·'' a r~ult. :tnd I
menuon~ thi~ to him •
Though not lunm•, and perhap'
dc:,er\ln~ onl) n chuckle. \\e began
to crod up I "-11 'topptd cold b) a
~tern glnncc: from the proh~ -"or
The prole 'or final!) y•elded to
the nc;mc ol 1 he pM.lde outMde. and
\\C tnt'l.; 8 hrcal.;. rhl' ga\'C me a
dMntl·lo h,l\e n \\ord ~tth good old
George Pen~ .
"\\'ell. htm nrc 'ou hunsing'!" I
n~~~d h1m
"Rcul good. bur m\ ho~t famih • •
~eeps gi\1ng me p1le' of food to eat.
.tnd u·, rca II~ ~reas) and \pic~ 1 he)
don't hcnr or don't under~tand \\hen
I 'n). polilcl). "Oh. no I han~ ... reall)
I'm linC'. no, plen,e'"
") c.th. hut vou ~'1\0"- . I rcltll\ •
ltle the food "
"Oh. 1 do too," aid
"but not 10 pound' ol it
meal •• George.
at each
"~1) milln problem i~ lorgc:tting
that I mtHI nm u'e m) left hand," I
'a'd "l keep blo" ing n, and each
ume I reach for 'omethmg with the
\\rong hand. e\Cr)'hody uct' lil..e 1
JUlot qood up drooped on
e\ ef) bod)' plntc: or .. omethmg.
The) 1 hink 11':-. reallv gro.,!>," It wa'
true.
.. Maybe: you 'hould la,oo your
h:lt hand to ~our ~n~ or something.
lO ._ffJ" II OUI ol the WU) (JC:Orgc:
:>U~gc,ted
f:\t'f)nne groaned 01 \\e were
herded hacl: into the 'lull\
cia" room We're all domg OK II
"c'rc home,1ck. \\c•rc: not gotnll lo
admll 11 •
WWS pilfers LC
debate tournament
\\ c:.tern \\ ashmgton .State \\11,
the \lctnr .11 the f\-.elfth Annual
l,cw1s antJ Cl.trk J·orc:n~~~ Tourna·
ment. held Oct 21 and 22.
or 21 rhool partiCipating in
the lournamcnr. Loyola ol Los
\ngeiQ and Gon1<tga t)mver:.tt\' •
Ired fl,r 'c:cond plnce 10 the
:S" ~-cp~ta~~ D" uuon ~bile Oregon
<.:ollc:~c of l·duucuon c.tme tn thtrd
I ollo\lr 1n,g are the re~uh ol other
dl\ ISIOO!>
• Senwr Dl\•tston-1111>1 and
5econd ~ent to l.n}OiiJ ol I \, thtrd
to Wer.tern \\'o10hrngton ~IJic .
• Junwr Ot\ t ron hr .t and
!.eCond \\Cot to Gon1.aga. thud to
\\'h111non and Mount Hood Com·
mu011~ College
hr 1 place~ tnner 10 tndt' 1dual
e-.ents \\Cre•
•l>a\c Stern~. OCE. tn
R hetoucal C riuchm
• Brenda <,~ctchc:ll . OCE.an Or-til
I nterprctallnn
•l>ehh1e D1ckcnbach . W.
Wa hrngton. m Per UR'!.t\c .Spealong
• f'ttlh:r. Uni~;enuty ol Oreson.
r· 1empnmncnu~ Spca~ing
Spccml t ruph1c were dotgncd
und caned h) Chud l...elonska ol n
we I co.1~1 I nditm tribe. und were
c.t t h) I C" Rc:g1 trsr Bub W1l~ tn •
I he Pumrw I .ox 11. loolung lor a
tudent lrom the 'onhwe tern
~chn()t ••f 1 JJ\\ cu .tee '" ~>pc~.;lal
ootr!.!)pondc:nc Cnntact Jell P1ercc.
ext 2.'2
4 27 OriOht'r 1977 ..9\VAI' I
AVSTRALJA \.IE 51 ERN
..$AJ'10A.
OUR MAN IN SAMOA •
Conrad Wes!lelhoeft, former r11anagmg edrtor of the Wesselhoeft writes, he will travel to New Gutned,
Pioneer Log has spent almost two year., with the Hong Kong. Korea and Japan "The whole year "
Peace Corps in Western Samoa He is livmg and summer tn the~e 1slands." he writes. "1 he ~un
teaching English literature m Apia. In the future soothes my shoulder\ da1ly"
Lust conquers man's logic once again
Conrad \\~elhodt
I"' lho I''"""' I ••t
lcrr\ \\3ll e\c:none·, \tcond
be~l fnend and m} best He took an
apanment in A pta \\estern amoa,
and volunteers came from the dt!l·
tncts or other '"land!> to town and
~tavcd \\lth htm. He: alway' t.ept .tn
extra sleepmg mat and <~hee l for that
purpose: I "ould drop tn to read hi,
ma!Ul7tne!> and there would be boob
by Cummmgs or Mac:kenzte or
Gro~man laytng on the mat
He made: me laugh, whtch tt.
rcall~ why I went It wno; h1t-habtt to
exagger.uc everything he satd ll was
either the wont movtt or frnnt
biogrnph} or h~~~ lhmg C~omebody
had e\icr 'atd
He·d beg me to read the Travis
~1cGc:e detective no\ cis by John n.
\.1acDonald and I'd ~ay, Mtr I don'l
read the great book firs1 I never
"-ill." He'd luugh. then curse me .. o
sktllfull\' that he'd wom· I was hun • • and a~~ •I il WQS ~0. rd . ha).;c my
head in ~urrender and recetve his
hand and the laughter would come
a pan
One da~. news reached my
vtlla{h: that Jerry wa\ m lo,e. In
Samoa, news come over the
coconut wirelcsc; whtch ts no better
thun the grapev1ne, no bellu 1hnn
tzo!osip. fhe news was spacy and I
looked forward to my next tnp to
Apia.
I went on fnday I shopped,
then bu,sed out to htr. Out He:
opened the door. !aw my grin and
said "\\au. il's not what you thmk."
\\hat is it them?," I <n.ked.
He explained that the gtrl he
\olial'l. lleeing wn!i very beautiful but
'~ry miAed-up . She needed a brother
substitute more than unythmg el~>e .
M And you're: gntng to be: her
brolher r•
MB ~. h utili' not" at you thm~ ." he
:s.ud.
I dcc:tded to .5Uly the night with
JcrT) \\e went to one of the club in
IO"-n It "'a~ where he had fir~t met
hc:r and continued to meet hc:r He
hoped to~ec her u~atn thut ntghl Wt
sat down ut a lable
.. I've learned more about
women from her than I rom any g1rl
I've ever known" he MUd
\\hal have You learnt:d'>" 1
a!>kcc:t
··1 cnn't tc:ll you. l oo~. ~oomednv
1•11 tell yuu hut nnl no\\. Only behevc
me "hen I !illY lht girl ha) been
throuph hell "
Jerry ~a" her come mto the
club ".Stna'" the one on the lett ·· U\
he potnted her out." fhe other one',
her 111 1cr. Ptllla. who's almo t definitely got a h1gher 1 Q than the "1th ... I 'a1d
both of u~ rut together " He waved
them to the table and introduced lb. ··1 know ., he: satd ·oon't you
<)1nu wa .. generally known a'> think I kno\\ what I'm dotng?~
"( hc:eta h.·· a n1d name Jerry de\pj.,. • You hove the same objective a,
ed She wore a black evenmg drcs'\ e' el") ,tud in th" place-
wtth a deep cleft e:\poscd and h:ur "Sure I do " he grinned ·01
that wn<o vet) long, ver) black he cour't I do I ook when you knuckJc
wa' a mtx or Polyncstan and down the: difference between ape
Chme .. e whtch made her nearly .1nd ape man 1s that there ·~ no
whue She wa .. finer-boned than dtlfercnce
<;omoan,. "Don't vou thank your brother·
Jerr. had .,atd it hurt your eye!> 1mogc: 1' gomg to suffer?"
to look at her but ir you dtd, your .. fo hell wuh my brother·
)tare becnme locked and fooh\h tmugc-The .. ap IS runmng htgb
He went on to the floor wtth tomght Mv JUiceS are flowing"
S1na and then P1~1lil I watched them He: snt UJ1 .tnd <;tared nt the
dance w11hout leehng the mustc or dance floor Then he turned bad
the alcohol In the blue hght of the "I'm wuh the be'tlookmg gtrltn lht
room I hey were velvettzcd and look-club and .. ht ·, drc,,ed to k11l and I'm
ed \C:r)' far off I watched them ha\ln~ .1 good time." he satd
through an emptv glass "In lh( dcbJte between logic
Then I 'tudtcd an adJacent and lu't logtc Jo,c~ once agatn," I
table. I looked carefully at the face) .. aid.
or the l\\0 palagi men \\hO had .. , ogil·''"' He grimaced. liic
Sumoan girl' on their laps and hang liOmeonc w hn ha' gulped \OUr mtl~
ing on the1r houlder. I was ure thev 1 hen he denchcd ~~ list O\er m)
were :\c\\ Zealander' just ao; I wa·, head -1 ogic'! That "ord doc.,n)
:.ure th(') \\ere "tation. not cit) men, bclon~ m )OUr \ocubuhtr) 8\ no•
'h) ol women, e'tcept bar fltc"' -)UU nu~ht to lnm' lhere no ,uct
f'\f"'' wilt h.1r llie' in the 'outh thtng n logic in thc"c: 1\land~ .-
Pac:ific They had a poundtnR un- fhc mu~ic h.td not \Cot one
mlcct1ott~ l.1ughter. 1 he g1rh qui\er through m) back. Bcstdes..
l.tu!lhed tno .1nd I thought, ... 1 ho'c ll'rr\ Jllln'l need mt: hangmg.HtlUnd
poor pcrli·UJ1 lonely ha'>lard' ha\e and 1 didn't wunt to drench h11
b~:cn <ln 11 !>hccr r:Jnch too long and excitement ~. 1 \\ nlkcd back to h" flat
h.l\c foqwttcn ho~ to laugh . c.done. I J...nc\\ that tf he returned ill
Jcrrv c<tme back wtth the gtrl!. allll would not be for mnnv hou~
bur the} were qu1ckly al)ked awuy to I put I chutkovllky\ · "Wtntet
dance. Drc.lm.,·· on lhc C<l'>'>ettc player ,md
·• rhat', the mo't dangerous turned down the volume Then Jla1
l.:tnd of yirl \OU can get involved on the mnt .tnd tned to sleep
Grades raised by intercourse
Result~ of an cxten.,he ~tud)
shu\\ that .lli one'" o;e:ot life incrca'>C!>
u dn one's jlntdc~ . MtHried 'Indent' .tn(J othcn
"hu p;1111C1patcd in se:otuul tnlcl•
cour•c lrcquc:ntl\ .. ho\\ ed gr:1d~
rh.tl "-etc almc"t 20 per\.~nt htghcJ
than lhcir lclltm ,audent'
\1unin Scgrcr<~. a ~octolog"l at
the Unt\cr,it) of l~uerlo Rtco. con­
ducted ·• ,ur ..... yamoflg I.OOOunher­
'11\ ~tudenh tn order to determine il
sc pl;ty' .tn~ (unction 10 ho\\. \\CJI.t
'I udcflt I ;1rms m 1 he clo.,loroom . SubJects said the\ noticed M
tn\:rc."c lfl gratlc... ta.. mtcrc<•ul1t
lll~t~d•cd. hul m rcsearchmg the~r
rc~·cnc.h ''' cr rr C\ 1uus \ e.tr\ 11 wu1
l \Ide; Ill I hHt I he: ~,tnt des hnd gone up
.tr.:ordtnJ!h •
10~ SPECIALISTS IN
JOoc,t (olton and \\'ool
Cl 0 1111"-.t(,
From l attn '\mcrica
(I or men nnd women)
DISCOtrNl 10 Oll'l -01--S 1 A 1• S'rt'Ol· NTS
l Til TH .\f'.K~(,I\ IN(,
Ca\a del Sol
IMPOR1~ I-ROM MfXJ<O
1•111,,\\ C~rnlol II) 211 1.41
'' ,._ ltH' IIIII ~IIAt•t PhotuJ b1• •
Tedmital =· € ---
e will travel to New Guane.t.
1d Japan "The whole year "
ands," he writes. "The ~un
daily" • lnce aga•n
•• t ~aid .
ul kno" he ,aid. "Don't you
I lno" whnt I'm domg?·
"'You hnvt the,ameobjecti~eal
) ~t ud tn t h1~ place ~
"Sure I do ~ he gnnned ·ot
e I do t ook when you knuckle
n the d•fference between apt"
ape man I'> that there •~ no
[renee "
"Don't you thmk your brother·
~c 1.., goang to suffer?"
"To hell wuh my brother­
ge The sap IS runmng h1gh
ght My JUtces are Oowang"
He \tit up and stored ua tht
~e Ooor Then he turned bud
"11 h I he ~t lookmg garl1n tht
and she'" drc-.,td to kill and I'm
n~ :l good lime,~ h~:. -.;ud
''In the debate between logic
lu,t. log1c lo'e' once again," I
Ml u~ll''.r He gnmaced. hkt
enne \\ ho has gulped sour m1ll
n he clenched a '"' O\er m\
. "I ogic? 1 h.11 word doc:,n'l
n~ an ~our 'ocabulnr) . B~ no•
ou~ht to kno\\ there'-. no !IUdl
1 a' logic in the'~e i,land'> ..
fhe mu,ic had not 'ent one
et through my bad .. Be;,ades.
dadn ., need 0\t: h.mgtnt• trnund
I didn't want to drench ht!
tement\ I walked back to h1' Oat
1e. I lnC:\\ that tf he returned 31
., would not be for many houl'
I put f cha1kovsk y''> "\Vantn
•ams on the e<l\!>elle plnyer o.~nd
\cd do" n the volume Then lla~
!he mat and tned to -.Jeep.
intercourse
Marnc:d :~ludena.. an<! nthcn
panic1p.111:d in ,e-.uul
ir'-C I rcqucnt 1\ ~howed gr.
t \\ere a lmo'l 20 pen:cnt lugh(f
n thc1r kilo\\ 'tudents
'uhJC<'I" "iltd the\ noticed •
l 1 ·l 10 grade' .1~ tntcu:uunt
cn~l·d . hut 1n re,earching then
rd!i tl\·cr pre\ IOU.., \C.If' II \\111 •
~cnt 1 har t lu. ~rade, h:td gone
hrdan~l'
TS IN
)d Wool
~(j
mer tea
·•omen)
~-. TAT ... TtiDEt\TS
-tCIVINC.
ol
~n 'XJ(O
·, • 41> 4 I
SIMI'l • • •
lllwtrauon b) tl.bu 'W ucrkcr
-- ,
10
Plww.\ b•· Dwight Loy ..
f ,•dmic ul D~rtctwn and Proce .Hin~ h1• H,•rt .\llt·ppt•rd ami Karl Pt·ter.sm
27 O('UJbt'r 19 .. ers
Student may have shot
at television game show
7111'((1//!111 Ill~ lc•llt'f 11'!1.\ Tc't't'l\"'
c'c/ from II"""' ~ft'\'tn f t'ndrr(h, d
mrmhl'f o( tire ,, trrts apprt't'latwn
'"I . lc·d h\ art ln\ltiiCII>t 1\c'tt
\II,""'' 111r '' 11 ''a/.. f"''·~ram ''
'"' (,ntratmr: <Jn ~al/t'tll'' and
"'"'i'llllll "11/r 11ddmm1al 'i.tit_, lc>
or11u' • 'trlthQt a11d llr('oft'r pro.iw··
twm in \'rn l'ori.. 011•.
lltc ~0.000 p, ramtd ''a telen·
• .,.on pnmc looh"" "he~ a ronte,tant ,
m the pan of JU t 60 'econd~. C':ln
"tn en,, ugh mone\ to tale n ) ear or
I\\O ofT lwm ehool, Filmed an ;'\e\\
\ orl. C11\ ':o. \AC tele,,,li)O .. tudm,, • tounst nnd hx-al' noel.: to the ~It\' to
watch the ho\\ h'e and~ ~I\ en the
chanct' tn go to "'lhe P ram1d".
1 e" 1s and Clnrl\ 'tudenh hnd
an l'J'r<>rtumt\ to ''itne'" the '"o"
and nctunll) reT\ pcr,on.lhl\ Ore'-.
('lar~ pertorm. \Iter the ~ho\\ ~o·
ph: "unting h' audit ton n~ con·
re .. tnnt.. t.1}ed lor 1\ random ,elec­
tton M.m~ in tht l C group ~tn}ed.
but ~ophomol" '\hare \ .1n Der'\Ort
nod sen1or l ) nn l1elltbach \\.t~ the
onl\ t"o \\ho were cho~cn 'emor • Jo, cc 01d:, through the \\Ondcn of
the ro,lal ''e" ia:, alread~ hod an
appmna ment t(l ho" off her talent'
Rca~ons for tr}rng out \aned
"\hue tried out ll>trictl) for the oppor­
tunll\ to ~in monc:\. L\'nn wanted 1 , -.
nc" upcnence to put in her "'e"
\'orl.. loocntpboo._ For Joyce 1t \\3!>
her love for game '>how' that in­
spired her to auduion. Whatever
the1r rcJhons. they \\ere all read} (or
lhCIT firM lfllCr'\1eW .
The imual tntcrvie\\ sU\rted
\\.lth other hopefub tn a smokcfilled
room .. It'~ the f11"\1 ttmc l'\.e e'er
been in ' ~cw Vorl.: crowd and I
dtdn't feel outcla~.,ed." Joyce said,
comtu~uung on the \'llriel~ ol people
~-anttn~ to get on the show.
Ten people at a time were taken
into 11 ~c:pnrate room and paired oft
to plu) the game. rotaung partners
un1il the game was played e1~h1
ttmcs After that. four people "ere
dloscn fwm the group. That \\'ll•
"hen Share f'3 ed her firs I test.
l ) nn and Jn\ cc "ere told they could
lca\e I he l,~ur pc:nplc. "h'' were :111
women. rhl\cd the ~nmt ,c:,er.\1
lime' .. The otht'r three rcorlc \\tiC
ju'' incredthl) ,m,trt.'' '>ht 'ntd
!'rom thnt pmnt, the lour people
\\ere told thl.') nuglrr 8CI cull' \\ithtn
th~c: month ... f·t~r '\hare. tt wn. ju't
1" \l do', l.1tcr 1 h.tt 'he '' "' a'l..cd to -return h1T 0 final le,l. I hat le\l \\Ill
decrdc her fnte un the .$"II tH)l
P1 r:omaf
\II thtct" lnthe ugre~ 11 \\a"
cxlrcmch C.'l'\mrctell'c nnd thnt the
f:tmc \I'D ttlugher than 1tlook' 1 he
cont~~t.~nts. 1 hough ICIId b\ Pl rom11l
rCf'TC,C'OifiiiH':S that II', JU't ,,
game... "e~ '~r' nen ou~ nnd 1 he
ttmo,rlu~rc \\11~ t~n'c I ~ nn ~td 1\0C
\\Omun hnd tncd to get tnto the
'elecunn prmc" b~ nttendmg tour
,tratght ,)nH''· The "oman h.1d b~-c:n
hud ott for ,I, month' and needed
monc\' dc,pcr.ltch '\he fin.11l~ got
her one .tnd tmlt c:huncc (contc'lt ant'
«In onh ~o throu@h the ,c:Jc:cllon
pr•'"~~' l,n .. ""e). hut flllled mt,tr.lbh
<\ht "n' l.ttcr 'cen crytng tn the
b.lthr(H'lm
The lad\ "a'n't alone of coul"'e, •
lor vcr~ fe\\ p.1"td the tc:~t . Joyce
pornted out ~.1dl} "'\lo" I ctln't go to
Pan~ ." For !'hare: hcme,er,tt\ ttme
to f(lrJ!CI the hurdles ol the pa,l.
,\Iter one mo~ test on Oct. II, 'he
could get .. u chance at the: Pyramid
and a chonec to "tn $20.000" •
I.EITF.RS POL /C l
I ~lltn It tht Etlttor should h~
addrn ,.~d /() Bo l; 11. nu~ dl'adllm• IS
noon. \london A II suhmtntom
_,hould bt' trpt·cl. duubl~spaud. and
Oft' 51/hft'(/ (0 c•dlttn~ for ~fammtr
and lt>nKth No anonwnou1 ltllt'r .~
ll'tll hr puflfi,l11·d
Gt E~ T WRITERS
Th,. P1oneer Log OC'ct·ptr ~ut.U
11 rmtn arllrlt..s ronurmng suhjuu
oj murtst tu tht studtnt hod•··
howng to do H 11h ~hat got-f on at
1..(1115 and ClarJ...
,.(// gu~J/ amrl~r or~ .subj~CI to
~duing m tht _,amr (ffiC't manntr a5
thost' ~ 11tun f,r mtmbt'tJ of tht Log
.1tajj.
Lawns to Ian • g strips
'In thr l>::litor:
1 h~ thought ol pa"1ng Le\\i)
:snd Clark·s grats lteldc; ha~ brough1
bad lond memories .
l>uring the tall semtl>ter of ms
Jophomorc )'e.H. I .tttended \Vtlham
Paten~on Collepe ol 'l:e" Jen.cy. A
fe" )car earlte1 \\ P C. had fucc:d
a rar l<mg lnetht\ · honage. Student~<
had demanded more parkin8 ;~,pace$
Inmate seeks
photo friends
1 n fhr l difor:
I um "nung .)OU from the US
Pcmtenr Ulr'\ located at Mc:-\e•l •
I lund. Wn~h•nSlon I \!!til be here
unul Jul\ 1979 •
I h, \C un on~omg 1ntcre 1 10
both ori~nnl pc'H:ll)' and phuto JOUr·
nnh~m
\\hen I .1m rele:ucd I plan 11
rtlwto rattan 1nto both Bah11 Cahror·
mn 3n\l 1 he \ uauan t.tat~ ul Me :a.­
leo
I am "ttung \<IU in 1~ hnflc
that' nu m•ght refer me ro one or t\\o
) ot..m~ \\()men" ho m•ght cnJu\ har­
IOf. .IOV of the ubnvc tnte~Utl> \l!llh
me
Rn~:as f:.lfl lliYfJ4
llnl /(100
5trtlaroom H u It v i/118 •
pU\In~
lncrea"m~ enrollment mude the
rar• rng lot rnadequate Fmally. the
tudent formed,, pec~al commutec:
to hc:lp or~tn11c car pooh rtnd cnor­
drnutc campu C\COl) 10 order to
:r\ md parttng "honttg~ It not on I)
rna de more I'll'" mg unnecc:~ ry. but
rc)ulted '" large nrc:<~ ol unoccup1ed
D!if'hUit
I he '>lucJcnl nn~ regret thc:rr
pa!'l hunl!CI lor p.t\:COlenl mcuc thnn
C:lttr
I < t.hnulcJ con tdcr nnd IC!~.I
nlterniiii\.C' to flll\rng mmc land ''
"'.t\ could he founJ to help com·
mut~o. I rom the '>llme 1rea get
tt){!CI her 111d form c.u pool~
I e1' coorern1c \\ c don't "'ant
hi .,C: ~ llelWJltO rutUfC IUdCnl Utthc
Clne., \\hn fl.I\Cd the field~>
\tmlriiCI JCJrJwu
Ju111u1
6 17 Ocwh,., /977 SHARE VAN DERVORT
A member of LC's fine ans appreciation group
which is studytng m New York, Van Dervon may
appear on ABC-TV's "S20.000 Pyramid" game show
She has made It through two of three prehmmary tntervtew s wh1ch are required for prespectlve con­
testants She must display sufficrent talent in playing
the word-phrase assoclatton game tn the third
Interview to qualify for an appearance
Self-gov
1 " 1 h t' Editor:
r he Piant>rr I OJ: '"' er.tgc ol
the Odell furntture theft Oct. 20
raN:' "'1!!n11icunt que\tions for the
communuv . •
\\'hot arc 'tudc:nt right' and
re,pon~lbilill~. what doc' ~ell­
go,c:rn.tncc mean. hoi.\ .trc: the Ia\\'
ol the cit'\ and !>late transluted on • cnmpu:o and mo\1 1mponuntly. ure
all of the..e quc:,uon' mutuall} ex­
clu'"~.,
Ont" academ1c retu,trotlon
~upercedc: <l 'tudc:nts' accountilbthl\
:J~ a cr111en? l~n't the nouon that
~tudcnh .tre 'tudcnt.. hr-.1 and
c1tr1en~ 'econd 1 he e\\C nee ol prot~c­
uon'l
ln..acad the people rnvohcd tn
the recenl Odellthdt arc betntt held
.accountublc: m both wu~., t\~
cltt/tn' of the "\tate of Ore{lon the)
"ill be churged With J cnmmal
m11-demeanor tn the Ctt)' of
Ponlnnd A' o;tudenl.! of I ewu. and
Clarl.: College the\ ha"e come before;
a bod~ of rherr pee~ to e~platn and
ans\\er for therr JCiton"
Thi' modt of full re)pon~ibihl)
i) not the result ol ..1 capriciouh und
arhitraf) :lction on the part ol the
admtnl,.,tratton ol the college: but
r:uhcr the methnd upon "hich the
,\rnencan 1-Htem of JUdicml proce's
tuner ion'
An analog'\ c.Jn be dra \\ n 10
most ''"' cnmmal case \\here the
delendanl 1 .t member ol ttn
OJ!!.IOIIdllllO nr tn~tllullnn tn Hddt·
11nn 10 hemp. .t cttllen II n pcr~on '"
fnund cxturttng lund I rom the hnnk
v. he rc he nr he •• cmpln) ed, nul
onh 1' the ~"~'"nn chrtrgcd 1n en uri
lor h1~ ur her .tcunn.,, hut :-tiMl .. l:tndli
tn 10"1.' hi\ M her tflh U!\ a rc)ult ol 11
dc~·u.1nn made tw hr m her
ern rln) cr"
II '"'he lntter deCilliOn'' Inch the
!\tudenl ludtCI.Ir\ Rf>.trd made \\hen •
11 c.lc~::tdct.l IM the campu!> \\hill nn·
cmnru .. uctmn llhuuld h) t.tkcn 1 \\'o
~oplc \\ere ltflprchcndcd 10 the ucl
ol "te.,lrn)! •• nd nrc to he de.tlt "tth ce for
,1ccord111gl~ in the ~tate's JUdtclnl
'"'tcm I he\' must further an:.\\-Cr to •
thcrr rccr" thmugh the J-8oard It
\\ould clearly nnt hii\'C: been Wllhlfl
the lrame\\Ml< of .. elf-go\ernan~
lor the cnllc~e .ldmini,tmtron to o,cl
an on-campu' penalty lor the thc:lt.
fhi'. of cnur'e l"'..tise' the que'·
tron ol I he .l-Roard', realm ol
re,pon\lhrlrt~ In order not to
protect ~tudcnt from the larger
MlCicl\. J-Ro.~rd mu't 'ee it'>c:ll as" •
ub\cl of 'ocicl\' ~oncerned "1th ;t
\\ellodl!lincd cnmmumty ol ~tudent.,.
at the college.
It act' not a' .1 judicial bod}
\\ hn,~· re\flOO\Iblht \ 11 1\ IO I f)
\lnhrtM' of the Cl\11 orcrim1nill code
hut ·'' •• f;u.:l r.ndtng b(ld) \\ hlch
dcc:rdc' upnn cen,ure "11h1n the
comrnun11\
In the P'"t there ht~' been a
d•,pantv between the application of
~>WI~· J;m, rclall\lt to campu'
\IOIOIIOO\ "here: J-Board W3!> put 10
1 ht untc:nn hie po .. uron of deter­
mtntnv" pen.un', re<~pons1b11il\ ,,, a dents
eiii/Cn Rather li!..e <I rarent J.
Bo.1ni rccommendtd to !'end a ca'c
''l.hl\\ ntc1wn ·
II 'tudcnl\ uc. :" we "''umc
I ull~ re,pon,lhlc adult human betnp.'
then the) .tcccpt re~ponslbthllc'l a'
an~ ctti1cn l he) do not have a
prot cell\ c hnd) \UCh .h J Board to
t.lccrd~ · lllf them the mca'lure of their
indl\ idual re.pon,ihrlity to the com·
munll\ •
lh~· function of ··,ell·
ltO\crnuncc 1' h.trdh char..1cten1ed
b) the rdcah,t1c nouon tnherent 10
an) ~roup "hich .tth!mfll\ to 'c:t
u~cll .rpart lrnm the \OCICI\ ut
gcncr.1l h\ adnrtmv ea\ler Ia'"
C..dl llll\Crnance " mll the: \Ort
ol '·•nd h<'' happcmn,zthnt rmphc'
h ''mph further 'tructure' th~:o
rc 'P""'' htlll' ol people (~tudent\)
\\lthm th~ lrnmc work of"" 1nslllU
I rnn ( Cl\llcpc)
nt'l/1\f .\1 11wmpwn
II \\1\/lllll nt'(lfl of filtlclt'lll\ n,,., '"' of Rt•lltlt•nn Hal/{
Bakke case should win
In thl' I dttm·
,\llan B.1Hc. \\ho wa refu\c:d
;ulrn"~inn 1o med1cal 'chool 11'1
C.thlcHOiol 10 lnvor ol hl.1ck< \\.tth
h'" ~r le!.l 'core , should \\ Hl 10 lm
ct c hclmc the lJS ~upremc Court.
Rc,cr'c d•.,cnmmouon. H~c
an) uthcr d1 ~rimtnatton ha,cd on
r.tc-~. color. natmnnl ortgtn, 'e' or
JlrC\11111\ e~mJilron ul 'CCI v11ude 1
nul nnl) ~·em, lit ullonully wmn11 hut
"rnntt mor.1lh :Jnd 1n prrnc1plt
'' I hurguotl \tltr,h,lll. 1 hen
coun'\'1 ll•r 1 he :\ AAC'P and nu\\
nne ol tht• tllsticc "' the Supreme
( our I \!lid Ill .1rgumg for OUII:t\\.10~
•·~~ uti !tCJ!ICj!IUu•n ''' ~cho•1h, "one
~:.w n•• mor~; he hnlf nglll m
(lrtnurl~l h.m lllle c:tn he hall dc.rd
or h.11r ruc.·gn.uu "
It 1 nn rnurc n,ght to d1s·
curntnutc Ill f1r' tH ot I he ~on or d.tuphtcr ol 'omeone hkt-'\enutor
Juhan Rnnd lh,tn 11 1' lor the 'c1on ol
.1 \\.l.'olll hh hlad, <fcorgta ll1m1l) to
pre' en1 the.· "htt.: ch1ld Cll a S2.JO per
hnUJ nur c·, .udt lmm admts,ion tu
" m~.;dlc.tl \Chunl
\lf1rmutl\c: .rctinn <.tn unl\ be •
tU ltlltd In remc:d\ 1. \1\lln(l 1.\rong.,
In lflliCIIIIIIIt hie lndl\•ld Ull" or I Cl
llUihl\\ CJ\i\llfiJ; (lfl"'IICC \\hllh
dh:ctl\t:h tl"cnm1nute llflaln"l i.l
duss ol fll.'urlc It ''""'"' t1o1 be uwd
,,,. a lll"lllte<lltun lor the amendment
nl ·• "l'n'c ol ptnlt I Or s•lmc:une d~e·
SIU"• \\ 11h lhl' f"CrlUlt\ Ill 0to p,lld h\
~mne 111no 1.'111 \uung p<:r!illll \\Ito
hchC'\C~ tlt.~t \mcrrc.t 1 1hc l.tnd ol
the hcc.· \\llh c~u.tl 1\flpnrtunll\ hu
ull
I I'll/ ((II)/..
t lrt'J:"" ,\wtr ~. 1/tiUit • liJ
Recently the A. L
~~,~~ two c'ttremc
t<.-.u~' the Bak
deah "it h rc:vco
and. more r
~ibilues of Lewi~ an
o'er,ca' trip to
~em\ to mr
lent' feel the Soutl
·""''"the "realm of
liberal arts edu
The philo~o ph) o
1catu>n at LC ts top
t a brond
lc.tuonal oppon um
student body, tt
O\cr,ca\ 1 n P" arc
ot accepli.l bi
art\ education.
Ho"'e'er rny pet
communu~ t'> 1~
a o;uperftetal o
,,.,~rea l dl\ er\tt y 11
menllotled area.' ~
hil~ no \\here ne~
of American mlf
reprc,entcd m this
a lac~ ol com11
• • ol thc Admt\'11
fill n< "moral COl
t\ (acuh~ with
~,sor laib to mer
.:ded lor a liberal at
•
1
' I J i J.
I
• I
I
f l"tnrllr/1 h
fred for prespectlve con­
ufficient talent in playing
ion game en the third
an appearance.
Ients
Rather lllo.e a parent J
:commended to o,end a ctbt
l" n
ludcnt .~rc. a' we a .. ,ume.
)nn-.thlc ,adult human bemg'
'Y ncccpt re,p(lnMbthlle~ o'
rcn 1 he' do not ho'e a
c hnd\ 'uch a' J-Roard to •
r 1 hem the mca,ure ot their
pi rc,run,ibilit) to the com-
• tunc11on ol "self-
l'c " hardl~ charactcn7ed
~Jcall\tt c notion inherent tn
up "htch attempt'> to 'et
,art trom the \OCtet) in
b' uduptmg ca'itcr law' •
·~'" crnuncc: '' not the ,ort
~"' harrenmg thut tmphc:'
1h lurther 'tructure" the
h1ht\ ol people ('tudc:nh)
c I nunt work of un tnMatu
lleycl
Dc'lll\t' \1 17wmp wn
, I\ \1\111111 nt•an of \llldt>lll\
n,,., tur of f~t'\ltll'lu r Hall\
~dwin
r ,,r 'omc:one hkc "en,ttur
cmd th,tn Ill'-for the. \Cton ol
~-hlad.: GclHgia l:tmtl~ to
the" lute chtld ola \2 '0 f'l\;l
r,..:·~ .udc I rom admt!l\ton to
:el ~chuul ,
Hm.tthc: .action e.m unh b~;
to 1cmcd\ e il>tiO~ ''ron~
nttluahle andl\ttluul" or w
CXI~t lllg practice: \\ hu:h
h dt,CI amtnate Uf/:1111'1 u
·oplc II ,Jwultl ""' he u,ctJ
thc,•llun lor thc amcn~tment
c ol ~~~~~~ lor \nmcunc cJ,e·,.
h the:' flCI\IIItV Ill be l':tll.l h\
IHHl'lll \dUng pt:1 1111 \\IHl
thai \mclll'l •~ thl." l,md nt
Wtlh C~IU,tl OflflnJIUIIII\ ltll
I c•ttl ( ,,J.
t )fr1C:IIU ,')fdlt' .\1 tlll/111 • • 1n1on
t:.M}.V'f 1 IF GOO HAD INHNOEt> MAN TO USE: T~E SUN AS
ws WOULD HAve-HELD A cotflROLUNG 1~Rm IN If"
·ca trip to support apartheid
Rcctntl) the AS 1 C Senate ha'
t\\O extremely controver
i\sue' the Bakke Oect!ltOn.
deab w11 h rever'e dascnmanu
and. more recently the
uc' of l ewl\ and Clark 'end­
O\cr,ea' trip to <;outh Afnea
It ,ecms to me that some
~ ... ,, reel the South Afncan tnp
htn the Mrenlm of ncceptabahty~
hberal arts educauon
The phalosophy of a liberal art'>
'""u'tm atlC ts to provide for the
a broad o;pectrum of
i(illwnal opportumues Oaver~\lt~
)tudent body the facuft) and
O\Cf\C<I'i trap' nrc all wuh1n the
or acceptabahty" to our
an' education
Ho\\e\cr m)' perception ol the
communit\ j, that 1t pre ent..
.1 .. upcrficial opportunat) to
M~,.,. real diversity m the prcVIOU~­
enttoncd ;.area' A \Ludent bodv
ha' no "here near the propor­
ot American mmoruy 'tudent-.
In thl\ COUniT) eur
• 1 lack ol commitment on the
ol the /\dm~S<~aon' Office to
ih "moral commttment" to
trsll\ • ,\ lacult) "1t h not one black
t)~or faab to meet the dtver,atv
tded for a ht>ernl nrt'>educauon It 'crve' to perpetuate gro~~ m,,.
conception' about and a lack of
'en."itttvtty toward!> the unde~tand ·
ang of manontaeo; in Amenea
Somt membel' of the ASLC
Senate feel compelled to support an
ovc:r.ca' tnp to South Afnc:n lor
"educational purposes" but some
students don't really comprehend
the 1mphcauons of such a tnp
Whv dOC$ LC deem •t ap­
propnnte to send "iludents to an area
of outh Afnca consadered to be a
non-\·tablc homeland by most tn­
telhgent ucc:dc:mtan~? 1 he o'<enea'li
group would be doang work !~Uch a'>
;udmg to buald road' and 'chools
work whtch even the Peace Corps
refuses to do bccau~c of lhe
Aparthetd Pohcy B} doang that, LC
would be: helpang to leguam12e the
apartheid ~outh .\I ncan govern­
ment Those problem\ are equoll~ a"
tmport.Jnt as the questiOn!> of
phv ... u;al d.mger ~houtd the group
become in\'olved 10 a civil upnstng
The: communal} ~hould be an­
telligent enough to see the problems
'\Iaven ha' caused thts country
~outh \fnca as one of the la:u
countne' with a pohc) thnt
re~embJc, ...,.a,.,m, that ba .. e~ an\ •
advancement of a human betng
tota II) on has c::olor Thas '' u pohc)
most other part!-. ot the world have
.. ~ ...... o;;::_# re..tl11ed to be dctnmcntal to all
in'<olved.
At a ume when there are UN
sancuon~ the: growmg possab1hty ol
" L ~ embargo and vanou other
referendum~ by relagtou
org-t~na7at ionr, ag:unst the South
Afncan regime, 11 would be totnll)
out of place for LC to make a
umlateral dect\ton to show 'upport
for the regame bv sendmg us tudents
to outh Africa.
W.E B Ou8ots satd "The
problem of the twentieth century tS
the problem of the color bne .. until
people of the: world solve: this
problem everything el3e " super­
ficanl
The: real objectt\~ tn 'ending
an over~ea' group to South Africa
'hould be que,tioned II it i n't
que,ttoned the '>tUdent.s are doomed
to be ent1ced 1nto hehcvmg ·'"> thtng
the college adm1mstrauon put}
forth
It "ould be no more intc:lhgent
for the collc.ge to inve't money
directly an ~outh Afncu than it
~ould be to "'k the welfare ol it~
~tudcnt<o . Pc:rhnp'> it already doec'!
...
_. _ ... /..4wrenrc ~ LciHS
lumor Pointless to give names
.Jtfr Pierce
('lnl'l•fl I .,, • dlh>t·lrt-f hl~f
The P1onur /,og c:ditonal board made the dec:ision not to publi~h the:
names of two Student• allegedly involved in the Odell Hall fumature theft case
bc:cuu~e It would ·1ervc no worthwhale purpose.
All at would hove proven wu that the IAif knew l!Omethang very few
student dtd
1 he name..' of those two students were important to the Log only tn order
to folio~ the ca&e when it finally goes before diitrict court, as Dean of
Students Dick Soren1on wd n oon would
The name-. were not 1mponant as a gtmmack t01cll more papeu on ~tteet
comers. or 10 make the Lo~ the hottett thmg since yellow journali,m.
To publish that tnfonnanon would not only have hurt the aJieged thieVC5
in thear rc:lattonshtps wath thetr parent&, profc:s~ors and peers, but would have:
hun their chance1 of entering graduate school\ 11nd finding employment .
It would also hnve undenntned the action of thcsludent Judiaacy Board
which, after ,o many years of neghsence and tnacttvtty . acted quickly on such
nn impon.1nt inuc. The: J·Board ftned the student S200 and placed letters tn
both their files outhning its findings tn the 0\>ie Tbos.e statements would
remain unopened an the: student~· files, to be destroyed when they araduated.
The letter would only beeome a permanent pan ol either student's record if
he or he violated college regulntiona ~omc time before then.
What value would those leuen have af everyone and his parakeet knew
who the students were? To publish the names would tutve dcsUo)ed the fur
tho~c: two tudcnu have of commatting any breach of regulations in the
future. and would have damaged the credibility of the J-Board should it take
,,milar actton in another case.
The Log doe~ not o~rate '" the style of William Randolph Hearst and
the )ellow pr~s. when the name1 would have been splashed on the front page
in type four inches tall.
It is not the munes of the students an the ease that are most imponant,
but the c.4tle ttself and future case5 of 1t~ lund .. as well as how tho"c incidents
,hould be handled by the J-Board and thu new1paper . •
Oregon peniten · inmates
still seeking outside pen pals
To the Editor: ed cititens on the outside writing to -pnsoner . I would hkc to tell you about n
national program that matches
cit11en' outstdc: of pn!ion wuh men,
women. and children serving
sentence~ in pn on in nearl) e'lter~
)tate. The progrum 1 called "Prison
Pen Pnls-Jnd 11 is c:ompleung it~
-.e'ond ~UC.."e''SfUI year of operation
in the Lfnited <i\t.lte<>. No outo;ide citizen·s addresiCS
arc: listed. It 1 up to the citizen to
~lect and "nte the anmate first.
Tht~ j, not 1 lonel) heart club
It i intended to get ordinary ~ople
ol all ·•~e .. and SC'\~ anvolved \lith
people: inllide pmon who mil) 110
longer h11ve family or lnend., out\tde
to help them change. If ou desire to reccl\c: a Prnon
Pm Pol BtJIItun or would enJO)
cornspondang with an Oregon
pmoner. plea~ wntc: outlining brief­
ly an) pretc:rc:nC'C'!o . tf any. thai you
ma) fed arc amport.llnt . t\ fc:v.: bnc.f
details about younell "Ould be \"CI')
helpful.
.\n inrnatc: ~hall be selected juit
for lOU
At the prc,ent ume. the .. Pnson
Pen P,JI,-prugr..un m Ore~~.,n i,
d~pc:r:ucly in need ot more concern· C/arm Ko/.:.~ \fC'Bom
Bo:rJU40
160S Stot~ St •
.Sal~m . Ott'. 97310
Pioneer Log ___ _
C.mpw &i>J. 21
l~••b and Oar\ Cotksc. Ponland, Orcson. 'll'nl9
I"IJil44-6f61, C'll lJ2
ldllor·ln-(bltf JcfT Pia~
\ta.n•JI"t Eduor -- H1tu Ho!UIIIft
:\11 Olftdor •. -.. -· - Jrnrufcr Ontl
Phmo,raphl t dhor _.. . .. --Pll lw Osta
"ipon~ Ed1ll>r • - • --·- l.tm Hat1W\1
f nttrtllnmcrll [dllor Ua GrvmUlJ
:'lit•• .......-..c~ td.ttor • P~~rn Oliol!l
C'omp01.1tlon Fdjtor - :Sbarknc lamoto
\d•ti11:UI'IIl \t•natn ~&Rn Lombard
81r'ii'IN> \tanatn ·-'" . . .. - John Scoct
(. .rculatlon \1an•atr -'ruta M.11b
IJbnrl•n • . . . . . . ndrn Kucr
Pubhc~ Ocn~nrncn -· _ Marie!~ C.lot-n.n
\\ "''"' ·- • • 'tn-c Bro•n. Jan Con.ocll.
l.ltrl) Dolton. :\ana G~\-John,_\On., Kau w ... cn, ~nrta M•rkl,. fob\. Pad~l Lon
Putman. \tn) Rll.\llth tn-c IUut'Crftt , Kdl) Runrun&, nne 'iletQCT. Tnt) ~~~~
Hlllh fho~IC11\Uon , raul \'o~l
'JIUfl' - . Murra Cottman.. Julie Jon~
J,•llfl Kltd.cr 0.\c ,...,,.c. \'1nccn1 \\ c.><Wt
l'hotor-ph) Rtta 8c:uy, to.J.c Conar
81ll Oftnc. Ken hbnc ... \!An Rumphrrt, En\ J~ . ~~La , Karl Pctcnc:n. an
f'l:tnon.. Byron Ratt, Rnn Rteharch
l'hotoaraph• \chhnr
l'u>r.lucuon
\brk lkrna C.robnc Gale -• Bert b<ppcrJ
Jan~a OarL, Ra} L"W\.
( nmp.."'lh>n Jayne &rp:n.. C'tmh Bn~nt .
~a~n Hand•. l1itabdh Hdbn, Cirarc llt(lkudu, C:hm Jol'uucn
\n .. t Mllrt \1. ~r\n
f'hcth• ' '"t"~ 0W1Jhl La•. ~art Pc:tcncn \nn f'lcn()o
\ll•bor Rtcb:ard Ho•l
't"tolual c:uhJatht Gal'ld~!l
llntn.l rubhtaliOh Ill t}le OCUtcd 'nkl~ht\ of l~''"' 111<1 Oar C'olk~, Ot!l '"
f'•IAhnt Holl ROAd I' on lAnd ~ n 97219 l"rinu-d '1>~\h b\ t~ Lah~,., R!:'t('\1>
~nd das,, ~~· rrud 01 l'on!Anci Orqon nnual 1ub!oaismoo t'Ml. SJ '5 for l
JU lnm t'o(r-.
'•andanl ratn lor '-''•PI•• llr.h-cnllln $2.25 P« column tncll. S,.S ulf J!i11t Sl ~tun
pAf:t \.hlU (M (Lt,~\ltiC.J ••h $.0~ !'«-Old lhc I'Jon«r t..O O('thl<tnll ;and f\U.II.IIl~J
offica •~ lc>011al tn 1~ b:umu:nt 01 1 m19lctttn Col~ Cen•n
\ ~"'l urrt»c'd lilt' lhnot ol t~ untfnt and do nnt n~nh rdltct tbc \1C'O~ aftJ\C'
&tu.knt ~) the ( .uh or tile colkte a!:lmrmllnalloa
PwrtNt log 7 -tertain ent
Ken Russell gilds a lily
\nn RaHirh
,., '"' r· "'"'' 1 '(\~
R mJl"lph 'ur C\ eun 1 oct.
Ht h:Ofl' 1nd P•''l:' '' tth •mptl'"
cablt' •nu't' tmtthn1 tMm ot .. nctan~"
1 he 1 !.Ulled tor I he singe an t1ght~ h
lo"\l.;" nd•c:ulou• an tn c:lnbmntc h'­
mg ll'C'\m In bhH~ IIC.
In ~en Ru-.sdJ', nc\\ tthn
I alrntmo, the bll>)!rnrh' 01 the
''1<'01 ~cN"t"n tdol, "nrld-rtno" ned
b.tiiC"t d:mcer ~urevt\ tllu,trntc the
taull\ logtc thnt onc-e a periMmcr 1
u ,ful m one field ot ~rardom. ht
cnn he good at nm kind of pcrlorm·
'"!! \ nlcnuno'o; trtmendous uppcal
~tcmmed from the aurn ot rn\ uquc
that 'urrounded h1m ure\c:\ hn
d1fficult\ portrmmg .. the \\Culd'
grcnte<>t lo\cr R U I' \ lcnttno lnd:
depth of chnrncter I he crccn 1dol
com~ ncro ~ ;'1\ o rnllter un­
mlell•~nt p:-. tn-e~ung ltnhun
b:~llronm dancer who \\htmstcrtll\
decli'les to tn actml! 10 orderto m.1ke
nlough monc\ to purc:hn~c on
ornngc pro'~ 10 C'ahfoman notion
~ure\l'\ ('Ofl d11nc:c though Jlj,
tinn, '"I'•' nil thnt htghhsht' the him
Ru•,rll ""''cl) bt-~;m' h1" l-IOIJ
With \.tit llhllt I\ tl \tfU);ijlhOg
don<lCt '" "''" ' or k ~~~ \ V. c It I!
mtnHiuccJ It' lht 'tllklllf' It limn
att('t nn cleganl nnd gr.u:cful t.1ngo
w•lh r.nothc:r m.at, tl.mtt:r. I ho'e
'\:t'Til'S thtU ~hP\\ '-uri!\\'\ •._ .1h1ht1C'
nrc olmt,,t ''' nh he nr.lmi\\IOO
pnoe IJnfortunutel\, •he ,,e,ler
lliU!'.t ''nde through cnd(e,, ""u.tl
c: see'"" cnc'!lo and •mhtTercncc: Udlnf.
bet,,ccn 1hem
H WN'II hn :1 JlCI1Ch 1nt fo1 the
b1wrrc He''"' not nfrrud tot tlc n'l0
umeum~ those gambl~ ure
~utlee':-.ful \.\ m the mlerprcmuon ot
n II I .em ren \, If omt 11 m I m r
Uut more oltcn the\ .1ppear a~ o\er­
mdul,gcnt.'e" nnd onl\ do hurm to the
content of the film, "'' Iuter \\Orks
(!1.1\T T, 11111111) ha\e been ulmo"t
c: clu"" cl\ btogmph•e-. plnqued b'
th.u O\ cnndul!tence
l
THE CHIC SHEIK rven thdt tommendable gonl. II
1 rue.. 1s earned out~ un nhcrthought
In the film J' ct'pl tor mentiCIOII\1!
h1s dtp)oma from an llnh m
3FJ1Cuhurnl school .sod \\tlnessmg
hts fuunbo}.tOt death \\1th ornnge m
hand there I"' no cre<hh1lth to the I ht h1phpomt m UO\ Ru ~ell
film arc u uulh vt uul mthe1 than
\erb.tl lie I' one of the le" direcwr"
tndn "ho cnn hnlhnntl~ dtred and
photogr.tph the ten ton and sen·
-.unlit' of ph) 1 <11 cont.\ct
I ,,/, 111//lt> IS pl.l In!; ell the
outhJ:!.Ilc: lfiS3·1122) tnd the\ aile)
(292-91 JO) t he.ltco; • The} just don't m.1kc ·~m l1ke rh~\ U\l'd to, and
though :-.lure\ cv dances bt•ttcr than he .tcts, atlea~t
the real \ alentino nt..'I.Cr went oppo~llc Margot Fonte)·n. Valentino IS now pla)•ing at 1he ~our
(Milwaukee) and thl' v.,Jicy (Raleegh Hills).
CSN CAM( AND CONQUERED l-~:~rr1 IJn/11 "
Crosu , Sllll!i and Nash, reunned a her manv Y•!ar of
solo f.HOJects displayed all the flau and ••xo1cmcn1
that brought them fam•• m the late 1960's at the
Ponland Memonal Colisl!um on 1 uesda)•, Oct 16.
Playing matenal from all pomts tn the•r car~>crs. •he
tno was as lt\.Cl) as alwa)'S Stephen ttlll> dell .. ercd
~me 1mpre!S1Ve guuat hds and tughllghtcd the
concl!rl wrth an ar.:ousuc ~erst on of Cr cam's "Crossroad~ '' B~auulully con11olled harmonie~
marked an hour-long acoustic set. CSN ht~~ alv. d)'S
shmcd itt the area of vocal work. hcepl for a slight
trace ol on-the-road tat1gue, thetr voice-'s wtH(' m
line tune. The crowd responded to the entertain·
men I ~hm .. v.tth enough cheering to brmg the I'" mg
legends back onstage for thrc~ "ncore~ .
Sentimentality hot at Civic Theatre
''"' ,. Kro"' n
Uf lh• l'1• nn-t I •r
"Hodger und Hart" 1s ,,
rdr~hw~· mu 1cal m the Cild
Hrund\\.t\ munucr \n C' ccllent
Kn!lc uf IM utg dnd dtvcr~c rnaterml
rna~ eo. 11 111 entoy.thlc: c pcncncc
C:\.Cn for th(ISC: UOIIIJII81Cd lu
mu tC'al'
lmptred h\ the calntful career
ol t \\(I famou nng'' rners
"Hodre~ nd H.an-1 J rnre oppor­
tumt\ to \Ct u top-nmch h\e
mu acul refrc:c.hurg "nee= most pco· pic are pruh.thl)' u~d to ,.c:cang that
~ tnd of tuft onl\ nn th\: lnte!>hO"\\ It
·'' plo\ln~ at the f>onland c , .. ,c
1 he.n rc do~ nt o~ 11
Mf{odgcr .111d ll:'.llt" • not onl)
,, mu •c.•l II• " comhanllliOil ol the:
be I ott he h:o~rn's\\,urn .utd \CI .ttalc:
\\ orl s I he enure sho" "' hal.tnccd
bemcen lilo.td\\,JY )lw..., tunc:; .111d
comc.:t.h .md rom" ntac numbcrli
'i.'IU nt\C'r get ,, ch.111ce to get
rued of nne 1 vic
I he t.th·nted c:•~>~ of c:a~ht
C'olh:l!c:·.l~?c perlornu:~ 1\ Ull<ic:r the
dire 11(1n nt Rtch 11d II ur t I he
ntu •c.al darc<1nr ~.-nmplc:mcnl\ n1ccl\
·• t::llnL' fll.trlo u:cornpamst
8 27 Onobt•r 1977 f )ne ol the performer!> 1~ I .c\\"
Jnd lnrl I rc,hm .• ,. I ucy Ros~
Ho shu~; h.u.J d •ncc: u11d hliCc anun·
mg o\~:r the \!!.Us .md "''s "ell
rrep.arcd '" tukc: on " mu 1od
f<os .. hns ·• rle.1 111~ 'vace .md
her pctlorm.ultC Co\htbllli 1111en II\
.md fcc:lm~ ller !>()lu nurubcrs,
"llerc 10 ~h J\1111!.,• "Blue Moun,"
"I IJ•dn't 1\rlo\\ Wh 11 l1111t 11 v.,,!l"
nm1"' ollr 1\ie,uer ," urcnll e1.penly
dclt\crcd
I he "''' I t.ulon. lheu pc:rl111 ~
ITltlOGC IO the thca1e1 dOIIIt I
prole:''"'"·'' toh c~t tdJmllng rhe1r
d\n.arntc le\d,lm the ·•eou ''~' ot ••
~m.rllcr 1 hc.atcr • '1\c Been 10 the Mountutn
I op.-1 three-net mu teal deptcung
the hfe c1f Cl\11 nghto; leader Mnmn
I ulhc:r K mg premu:rcs .11 I.e" 1 &.
( inrk College fuesda through I n­
du\.. :'\o, I to 4 Curtn•n ume t!\ 8
p m m E\,lOs Aullttonum
\\ rlltcn b} Ponl.tndcr lnck1c:
Mdicnn .and darccted b' l·orrc't
lcllktns the Jc, 'ong musu:.ll ''
l\loi,I!Cd ll\ Still [•rodu~llons,
Dregon\ unl\• nlt-hlack rcpcrtiJr~
CotnpiUI) f he pr.odUctlOO C:\,tmtnC'
the: lllc: .tnd ttctton!\ r~l I\. an~ .tnd thctr
,,tfcct' on hltl:'t\'" world
•· Tlu' prmJuct1on, I am !;Urc
"'•II no douht cnhghten the tudent
bod~ "~ \\CII n~ the Portlund com·
munll\ m 1 he undcr>tnnd~ng ol one
of the prcat hum.•n•tnnuns ot all
t1mc It "til .1ho hed some hght on
the role: ot pmtunls m the £11.1d
culture:· s.11d SO It\ duectur Ranth
\l:tl>:.cn~.,h:
I hutecn local actors m .• l..c up
I he ca~t lor 1 he mu,le<JI. '\ mdr.1 l o\c: ponm>
1\u I. the hl.tck \\om.m "ho
to rc:hnqu"h her "eat un ·' Mt
p• bu" .rnd t n~gerc:d 1 he C:IHI
mo\ ment nl the 1960\ M
hLi' performed 111 uthcr Inc:.• I pr
uun,. mdudmg " t.mtu~t.
'•{!.!!c:r" "On the Othe1 H.lc
lom" t~nd ''Rat!.m an the sun
\IJdh!cl Grnnt. n:m.uor It
rl.•~ ,au,lted tlr.am:a ,tt Pnc1f1C
1\er~;ti,Y .tnt! the Uni\CI~tll
Orc:pon. I r ,, :\lumt ord \\ ho
t\ mg. hus ,:!.t vcars ol \I age
tlr!llnn cxpcnc:ncc and h.t~ ,urc\!
O\\ n gu~ Jll'l m u~•c r .~tho ~ho"
l!e\c:ral \C.U\ 111 Portland "'·'r Productwns plnn~ {(l
tlw mu"cttl. contamunt:
~ho\\ 1ngs '" l'onl.uld, then toe
.111d Ulll\ cn.1t~ c:.tm pusc:~ t hn)Uf~
the '\onh\\c~ t
\•cncml udmts~lon to "I
to th~ \lount.un I op" j, I
•• rc ,,\,ul .• blc utthcJoru 1'•_. .,..~ ...
A MBIVJn Wonh Proouchon A Bob fo~~" Fllm
Dustin Hoffman "Lenny"
--·"" Valerte Per nne , .. ...~ .. Davtd V Ptcker
. -,.,h Juhan Barry ,.._.,..,..., Marvtn Worth
o-0014 ... Bob Fosse .... b<; .. ~c.~- lbtlll Art•••
'"'.'"' •
0 "t•·mct
lht l'h•!ll'n I uc
rhc film f..l'trll
'""'D) th.tn I cnnl
mcd•nn
1 .t/1111 '" tm u nh
nbmll nn unh
0, Rrucc "us a
~ .... ·l1t.trl ,dw e c
tor the s1mple
ttltrl:tl ",,,. h.
,·t\"' hrrc I Its
.tnd C\lllC
h\ !lomd •
h .. n and lll5110t' I
1n 11 \\ orld ol st
\SCC~OIIIY .tnd !\CX
Hrucc·, lite ts n
I ct fM 11 film
()u~un II on m.t
bnii:Jnl rcrform.l,
hampered h)' 1 h~
he ~~ not Lcr
amc fin: thnt ht fl
OC.' IS m1 'ilnS
~ ~l.1ll. cannot lc
tormented ll1
nrtOI pt CliCCI II U
1tcn
Hoflmtn rc:
~ir1r'i:tl 'itlUOlls h
UoHrnun IIIII
Jtenal
lnc '-C:Cr(~ l of
,,~ 1 hat audience
cral\ mnn hl.:c h
nrxl He nroha
m\tlf
Hoffman •s ,1 11
tor 1
,hoc:J\ mg,
adne-s' th.ll bot~
I erclled 3Ud!C0Ce5,
I ' • n cnn t e\cn 1m
he hope t
adne-.' 1
The ntm trent
ere nee t h.• n 11
IUilktc' d~
n)rdom. u re
t is no"' pia) ing at lht! Sou
the VJIIcy (Rah~tgh Htlls).
.wdr ,, I 0\ e port ru \
Pad,, 1 he hl,tcl; \\ onhlll \\hurt.
to rchn4u1 h her"~ 11 on 1 ~11
r• bur. .111d 1 n~.scred 1 he ctvtl
mo,crncnt ,,[ the 1960\ ~h
hns performed an other loc. I pr
lion' 1nclud•ng "Sturdus t
''gl!er:· "On the Other •de
<..mn" .1nd "R,us•n m the Sun
~hchru:l <.•roHll. n.•n.norf
pl.t~ '!Uthctl dt,IOlll .It l':tCIIIC
l\el1.11) anti the Um\t:l 111
Ot e~un I r.t 1\ lurnl ord, "ho
f\&ng. ha ... 24 )ettt' ol '1-t.tgc
dr.tmu e:o;reru~nc:e und h.l\ '"""'
em n gospel tntl'o.IC radto ho"
,c,crttl \.C:W• 111 l'ortl.tlld
~t.tr l'roductwns plum to
~he rnu"c.tl. contmmnr,
ho\\ Ill!!" In Pnnl.md,thc:n to
<~nd uni\Crstt\ \:t~mpusc5th
the :-\onh\\c st
l•cncr,tl.ldm•\ 'iiOn to .. l\r
to I he Mountrlln I or" IS I I
.trc rn.ulrtblc .tt the: door For
conuu:t the lnlorrn.tllon I k ~
l()(lh Proouc hon A Bob FO'I•i! F olm
n Hoffman u Lenny"
c._,. .. -., Oavtd V P1cker
rry -... ... MaNJn Worth
_,..,t __ u.wt.IArllltl
... :... tal_ IL~-w-J .. i.-llltrlllt!IIO=--... ]
f • I ~ .... tin is a mean Lenny
me f•lm I ('IIIli' I no more
1 hr• n Lenny Rrucc: ",, ,,
.mc:umn
1 """ 101 •• n unh.1ppy. up~c:tung
1'!\l~ nllout •'" unhapp) , up\ctllng
Bruce '"'" .tn underground
hmcil':tn \\ht•~c uud1enccs were
for the ~1mplc reason that Ius
nnl \\II~ h .• nncd nenrly
\\here: Ill!{ ho~tillt\ , lnul
nFua~C' umJ CVOJCI!im wus lahclcd
tn !lOme, rc: hdhou b\
,,nd 10 ane h) the re:.t Itt
cd tn o \\orld of sttipJmnts, d1ug
ntt) nnd !IC::W.
!truce'\ lilc 1s nm u prclt\ 'lub·
1 (or 11 film
1 >u~un lluflman gJVc:.;u t)pn:.•l·
bnllant pcrform.i nee a Bruce, hut
hJmpcrcd h) the InC\ lt,thlc: I 1Ct
at hr 1s not l cnm ftruce 1 he
me fi~ thnt Itt Bruce' mghtdnb
•Jt•n~ '' mt ~10g llollman, for""
s -~111. unnot feel the: "1ld ung~·r
IJI tormented nruce·~ hemt lie
not protect 11 succe" I ull) on 1 he
rcen
lll111mttrl rcntllng Rrucc's
ertal ~ountl!li like nothmg mmc
lfilffmun rendm~ Urucl"'s world lie rn.t\i h tVc becn.t r~b-1, hut
he "·' rchclhng ng;un t h•msclf a
much .ts anythmg or .tnytlody else
lie \.\n~ ~ell~c'ltruc: uvc long
hcfurc ,, h!J fill<: nile al s(lCIC\y tno•
IIO) notu.:c ol ham.
Rob loss~:, ~ ho 11so ducctc:d
( tJiratN lind ·'''t't'/ Chtlflt}, shot I he
lllrn 111 hlad und \.\hllc, wh1ch gt\C~
u the mtslc.uhng 111r nl ,, documcn·
ttuy. I he lllrn \:~tnnol he t.tk.cn 11 ~n
.tccur.lte p1c1ure nl llrucc
I he re.tl fliCturc \.\.as proh.lhly
much v. '" e
,\s ,, v. or k Ol lie lion, I ··nm a
controlled, tntclhgent, :tnd
tccluucally prollc•cnl I ho:.c "hu
\\l~h toe rlorc the grill~ dct.uls of
the ~nm1e I levels ol sho" husancss
\\111 not he t.lu;nppmnted
I cnO\ \\111 pill) l·mlny, Oct 2H,
,,, 8 r m In I \llns \mhtonum
i\drnt"•uon '" S I 25 •
More hot flick5 here
I n 1h \\ dn d. J .!11l)hl
.olden Oldie' film cnc:' for Wtntcr
term "all he [; o.H of 1-Aiw, st£trnng
J une' ncnn l·or 1Jog1c: filll'•.
C oltJblam a Will rltv tl ngaan
EXPlf: rtVES NOT DELETED :.!lcnlll
I h~; c:crct ul Bruce', succcs
.1~ that 1Ud1encc~ nC:\er kne\\ \\hilt
cr-.~1\ man like h•m \\itS gomg to
nt~>l lie pruba bl~o had no idea f Or lhe big C\l!nl J·ndll} ntght
featUJC!\CriCS, ')01-J\ \.\Ill pre!icnt the
\•mted \er •on ol IAJI 1 allgtl m
Porn and the GOf' vcr ton ol ;1//
• lenn} Bruce was not 11oted tor being Mr Con·
ge111aht~ and Dus1in I loHman portrays h1s scedv stde well •n Lenny, SOFA's Ia !It film m the fnday
ntght serj,•s ..... tlh sho\vtngs at '7 and 9:30 1n Evans.
im elf
Hoflmnn ,., n little toos:me.md Read a book and fantasize your little heart out
1mp.1thd1C for the hne.'-to he
.. t10ckmg It wn... Rruce·
llJdn~' th.tt both l.t~etnutcd .tnd
,relied audtenccs. hut "hc:n Holf­
c m'l e.\ en 1m1Uttc Bruce. hO\\
he hope to c:1pturc that
~ tdn~''
The lilm trcHI Bruce wtth more
thltn he dC$er\'e' Ht
!UOklC:'s death '' '>le\\Cd ol:>
re~ult of h1s hc10g
h\ an u 1ght I "II ( ·fl>\'111111!
l'l"'""tf I ur • rllrrlalnmf'nl f •hi or
I r,l\ '' I a" lulll
I ur tltr l'lhllf<'r I ••1:
1111' l'rmr, t~ llru/1' a, \\'1lh11m C.oldmnn
l'ubltshct.l tn A.tllnnune tloo~s. ~e"
'ork
CopH•ght tl.ue l<l71
PIICC I ()~ 'ou arc the most exqua llC:I)
beauulul voung ma1den ) oung man
m the count~) People toke lc:s~ thon
a glunce .at vou .tnd fall hdple I).
hopele!S I~ 10 IO\C 'tour equal 1n
ch.1rm and bc3uty ~Itches your eye
.md the most bhsslullo\c allaH tn
ht~tOJ) ' en uc:s
When '~~ the In t ume )OU
looKed up IH1m vnur book~ . g<tlcd
hstles I) nero the hbrar~ and am-
20th llMIURY fQX Ple.mts
A RICHARD ROlH Pmsen13llon ol A FRED ZINNEMANN F1lm
JANE FONDA VANESSA REOGRAVE
----~-- -JULIA----~---J
;:~.mQ JASON ROBARDS HAL HOLBROOK
ROS~ MARY MURPHY ~oo MAXIMILIAN SCHELL ~on
Oilt H ~ r.1 PrOilu Ctllri SC!c nlllay lr, Based UI)Qilllle SlOry Ill
rRtO ZINN[MANN RICHARD ROTH ALVIN SARGENT LILLIAN HELLMAN
t:PGIPAREH1At nu•DANce Stwsno ·®1 GEORGr.E~USiScOny[LEDUf .PRI~HS B~ OelUXl 0 l"*' ...,.n. >AI .,., HOt"' ..,,_, oii!IC>..-& [ 1\ 977 JOlt• C•:ml\>l'Y f!o • L 0~ J
OPENS THIS WEEK AT
EASTGATE 2 THEATRE
-agmcd thlll or a rea onnble lacstmtle
therC('If'J
In Wtlliam Goldman'sahndged
"£ood parts" version of lhe class1cnl
tak ol true lo"'c and htgh :.sd\cnture.
7 ht' Prmcn.r Brule 1 u filar) tale
from childhood "tth a le" updated
tn crt~
Goldm.1n claams that he uKd to
"'\C h~tc:ntng to h1~ luther reud to
htm lrom s Morg_em.tc:rn·~ ongm.tl
l'rmt't'U Hmlt , but "hen he ~re" up
he leurned that Do.td h.ld left out the
gooc.J par1 \II tho JUICY StUll .1hout
real 'ltllcncc nnt.l n:JI sc~. Goldman
took the old Utle of tlc.auttfuJ Butter­
cup (our herome) and \\ msome
\\ C!>.lle\ tuur hero} and gave them
re.tl prohlcm"
Buttercup'\ parent qudt rei
\\~tie) "'"eat nnd then alhe:s are
fuohsh. bumbling oaf~ People dte
mercllc lv tnd ma(DCbegms to I de..
I h1 t not J hupptl">-e\cr-.tfter 1on
In rn~:t. Goldman's me5Sage I JU"t
that
I tfc sn't fntr
r he hoQk bestdes ollenn~ il11
that ncnlegtou .. e..x ,tufi, bln ts 11
olthc: hm.., wle rn\ths that ktd ctnd
then parents ht:c to belle\e tn \\ htle
lhr Prtflt'Of Bru/, 1 full ol "1ld,
hnn-r.uslllg pur~uu.s. '' h• p-crndang
ltght scenes md p.t •aon:He cn­
cauntcrs 11 doc (l(lt strn\ tClo fnr
rrorn rc.lhh I lu: ch .• r.lCters an:
Cl'lorful and the•r tntent1on' nlter­
nuteh g.slhmt ..tnd gh 1 tl\, but the
II u\\ ~lumld \\ t' Tht!n l he~
I ht• \ i!t' uf
:\un-R•:a,un 0 t 27 ~ p m
I he cH~nth c:p1~ode of a tnes on
we,tcrn thought nnd culture frnm o
Chn,uon \1C'' JhHnt c,ptor~ the
found •lion of mt,dcrn ph1lo •1Pll\
<tlld 1 hel'log\ Free
l o..'uncal t h tmhcrs JO man
I riurnph nl tht' \\ill Oct r, I p rn
\ dl'\:umwt 1n of the :-.; '"" s,,,h
l'..r" lemgn: ~ oi 19~J 1n ~un:m­
hur • l•1~ htt.lcd are "pe.:chc:' h~
llltlt:r. ( "'ctlh<l • (i,!Cnng, H1mmk'
110d Hcs..' llus h the uhun.IIC'
pJOp.ag.mdu I tim It \\" , ont­
nu~'lt•ncJ h\ lllrlcr hun!>c:ll • ret'
I hrodmort.lll 5 120 mm
I ,·nn' 1) t ~"• 7 nml lJ 10 p m
l>u un H nfl nMn '' I enm 1\ruc-c. the
tmlh.1nt tnu c.wmro,eno•al co..,medmn
"hose multt ric tnall< on oh,~;enn' arc people \OU C<tn bchc:\e And
Goldman·~~ m~sage 1s all too true.
1 he boa gt'e \IOU satt'ltied
feehng that come from the resuh or
·• clever fa t-mo'>tng and 5en lll'c
!It Or) that leave • lnmng 1mpresston
on the render
Fau"\ tnlc.s nre often Jool:c:d
do" n upon b~ hltrd-cnre fan tal)
lo'e~ and chllM eofl« table-top
re.tdcr~ Pcrhap the} can't tomach
the ~ .. cchanne tlnvor of the h:gcn­
d•:tr' people and thetr predt<:t.Lble
end an~
fh.at' "here Goldman cat~;hes
~ou oil ,;uard J7re l'mw~M Br~d~ , ...
nOt nil ''«tn~5 ond hght, but a
mt ture ol hate, fCiienge. punt
horn hie bca t and true IO\'C Che or
'" bcaut•(ul women nnd some neato
C:SC<lpe\
'I ()U mn"\' not feel oomfonable
Olrr\mg the cop~ ar(Jund t'-'tth a
Jltctur~ \11 Uuttcr,up ndtng "htte
horo;e) people tool 1 liYU
stdcwll\ and muse bout your tUd\
load IC\f lud: of ttl
Tlrr f'rlfl c 1 Brtclr 1 n ood
hool \\hen nil else r tls It ...
behc\able nnd runn\ •oldman's
pe~l111. 1 mscn ,;sre touchm~ and
cnhghtenang and "~ lc.arn that tt'"
ka\ that the good u~ 10 the "hue:
hnt d~n't 11".' r1de aff "'th chc
g1rl al h1s tlre:~mli snto the sun et
(,o on ~ad the bo, L. F .. mtusnc
little \her .111 tfllle asn't uur. \\ h\ •
bother \\Orn>tng. bout 11 •
led to Cln e::trl\ dru~-1Jllc:d death
\b,1 tnrnn~ \alene
Hone} the sleel\
nmrnc Darected b\
( Cabart't) I 2S
E,.,n, 1-0 mm
ILl '"'"""' and Pemnc n
tnppcr he
Rob Fo c:
Hd1a \ iur C'h~anec ~ O\ 1, 9 n m
\ general ultr(Jductton to the "ork
af the mOuenllal beh \IOml llus
r11m e:\plurc S~anncr', carh bb
''or'-und ho" p 'cholog•''' np('IIC\l
111, rc,earch to humans t-r~
Am •'sHh 104 4'\ mm
I ht• <:~nerul :\iu' -· 7 p m.
Au,tcr 1\c.tlon '' n cmte\lctllle
,n!Jtc:r \\ ho :~ttempt!i to re,:npturc 3
''tllC'n lc•~.Ctm<llt\c, the Ml•encrnl" .
I rom <1 f!r,,Up ot l mon r:uder.-I h•"
cl., .. ,,, '''"'e-el' \\ilS filmed on the
n.1rro" g.\U~c r;1tlro nh tn Oregon m
Ill~<> I rcc
l ounrtl Ch tmher 90 mm
l'ron~r Lot: 9 en, o cose soc
OFFENSE CONTROLS ENTIRE GAME Ron Rtrharcl1
Alh Kuhn advances ball from her wmg posit1on against PCC The Pioneers won 10 ro 0.
CLOSE BUT NO BANANA
The ball rebounds off the hands of Goalie Maclnryre to g1ve the University of Portland viCtory Tuesday
Pilots steer LC off playoff course
Lewis and ClaTk'~ men's )Occer
iqWid lost any chance for a berth in
the Oregon J ntercollegiate Soccer
AS.)ociation playoff~ when the Un­
lversily oJ Ponland defeated tt 3 toO
Tuesda}
The Pioneers bad entered the
conteAt trailing the ~ortbern Con­
ference leaders b)' one g.ame A
victor) for coach Tony Evan's llquad
would have placed n tn second posi­
tion behind Portland Communny
College :tnd moved the Unhen.ity of
Portland mto the third spot in the
standings. The game was the lJ P
Pilot's final regular ea~on outinR. l he game ~tarted badly (or the
P1oneers. wtth the PilotS domtnaung
lint half pia~ Shortly after the game
began UP ..,cored on a shot b) Jim
Tul")i. The goal w~ the result of a
rebound off the hands of LC goahes
Chrh M.ic.Jnt)re . who wa~ attempt­
in!! to make a divtntt <~ave
Strc:tchang to touch the ball he got
h15 hands on it, but WIU unable to
8fBl>P II (i rmly
The Ptonee~ were low to res­
pond to mounung pf~surc: bc:mg
apphed b' lJp•, offen~e Unul
mid~u) into the fif')l halt the Pilot~
dominated the game, ta~ ing
numerou\ hots on go.tl and hover­
ing clo~c: to LC'Si net
Ditmer !.truck near the end of
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10 Pwnrn Log 27 Onuhn /t;77 the half
Wh1lc: LC wn~ playtnA well a
lap~e by the defense lett a Ptlot
~tnker alone nc:ar the goal A) a
r~ult Tur..1 'cored The hrst bolt
ended With LC down 2 to 0
"You hope you can hold a team
to one or two goalc, when you're
agum!>t the wand .. a!>St!itant coach
Ken Marshall aid at halfume, "and
can get 11 bacl.. an the !iecond hall b}
putung a lot of pressure: "
ln~tead of lnkmg control or lhe
94me onec: the \econd half began, the
Pioneer' I0\1 'ontrol The Palots
dominated the earl}' pia} a~o the\-had
done 10 the opening ol the fir~t hall
Wnhm a Cc\\ minute ,they U!l~ulted
the LC goal and apphed prc:s,ure to
the LC defense.
With the game three quarters
over. the final blow th.tl broke the
team'a bad c:tme. Goalie Maclnt)'re
collided wuh a UP player "'h1le
tr}tn~ lor a loose ball. The P1onecr
wa whi511ed for a foul, and Pilot
Dennis Ghormle} con\'crted the
pennhy kid. into a score.
"\\ c: d•dn't get the \hot oil "
:.a1d Pmneer co-c.tptaln Joel
Mitchell .. r hey jU\1 played bcllcr
!locccr."
1.tl.ingevc:rythmgmto account.
Evans admitted thut the Unavt"r:ttl)'
o1 Ponland "a~ <I 'lohd unu
•• J he:\ were :1 better tc:;~m , .. he •
sa1d "I hc:y \\cren't an out&tundiOf
team, but they put prc:bJUrc: on thr
dc:len)e, and \\C didn't ..
1 C w1ll vb;it Gc:orge Fol'O
College Oct. 29 nnd Pacalic Una' c:ra1·
ty 0\ 3, to dose It rc:Mulnr c:.a un
~chedulc: • How's this for o
Kickers 13, opponents
Iuiie Joneo.
01 "" ,., ..... u I UJ:
I he I"-'''' and Clark \\omen\
M1octr team held both Reed College
11nd Portland Communll) College
o.corc:lc..-s\ an their hr:.l g.1me' ol the:
sea 'l)n la't "eel.;.
Kc:c:d went down J tu 0, "htlc
PCC re11 10 to 0.
''lice! JU't 'uper about our pl.l\
thU\ lar: 'atd fir,t \'ear conch ~uc • Pcler,on .. \\ c-rc: mo\1ng lht bull
cAtrcmc:l} well. and \\hen our front
hnc and halfbaclc., pl:n together we:
.. core goub "
The P1onee" cored tw1ce 10 the
ll~t half agamst an Improved Reed
team. and played most of the game m
Reed's tcrmory
.. We let do\\ n a btl m our ball
hundhng dunng the second half "
Peter .. on -;a1d .. But everyone got to
plu) wh1c.b wn~ my obJective for that
game ..
Peterc;on 'c; strategy wu,
different for the PCC game. "I
wanted to ... tart the: top II plo}er ...
and then mal..e 'ub ... titution ~ when
they got tired " he c;atd .. Our main
weaJ.nc .·" at tht' pomt ..., that "'e
don't .tlway, work together :.o I'm
tr) ing to gave: the ... tarter~ the oppor­
tunity to get to kno\\ each other
bcller on the field"
fhe plan proved <.ucces~lul
Petcr\On ~a•d The Pioneer -;
dominated PCC allowing them onl>
one shot .11 1 he goal during the enure
game
"Our defense really held them
off .. Peterson satd. "I'm JUst really
e:<c:Jtcd about the overall attitude
and enthus1n:.m of the team The>·'re
ver conchable and easy to work
With"
Women's soccer ts not currently
~ncuoned as a vars1ty sport by
either the Nattonal As:.ocaat1on of
Jntercollegtate Athleucs smce there
are only two other schools m the
conference that have teams The
P10neer~ play any college they can
regardless of ~1ze that has a team
"\\ e really need to e)tablish a
league." Peter .. on srud .. The anterest
10 soccer IS phenomenal here. and we
could be ven compeuuve with the
b1g school\ an a couple of year~
UBut ~ thmgs stand now. we
lntnamural Volleyball. Both ln­
tnunur.ll Volleyball league!> will
clim.t.ll thh fall\ \Cbeduh: \\ith
ch.ampton5oh1p finnb Oct 31 at 7
p.m \\ 1llic: and the P1mps m the
Coed Oivl\lon. and Red Auerbach
1n the Men' Open Ol\'lslon captured
lin.t place for regular 'eu.,on play.
Each team \\J u .. -.ured u berth in
their divi,•on final round Howard
!Jobson. Sixty-:'Wincrll. B;une}:
Holland, and John Wooden battled
10 elimin;~tion plavofl round• la't
:Vtonda \" and Tue<Sday
Willie and the Pimp' wtll battle
the wmnc:r ol the Dual. Oktn < >aku: ~
II umpc:r Bumper :-., Vtck' V1ctor'
playolt Hullnween ntght I tnul!. wall
hl· held in l'rtmphn Sport\ < enter.
lntrumural Volltvball l cugue
l·m•l '1and1nl
•
ICC'\! Aurrbacl•
IIO\urd Hob"''"
~tal) •~'<lllC:I)
~rile) Holland \\
II
7
7 , I •
0
I
2
2 c.tn't go ,, "'where even
g\Hill I here .ue nn pu~·"'
tuus n.uncnts ..
I hl' intcrc:'l lcH:I •~ !tO
lad. th.1t thC' onguml tu
1.111 "m rnut:h mnrc than one
could h.tndlc.
"\Vc: !tlllrtcd out "'tlh mo;
50 "''mcn oul I or :.occer."
s.tid .. We're do\\ n to J '\
c\cn that IS ulmo~t too man)
onl) .20 m,l\ tr•IH.lto a\\ay
Pctcr,on predict~ a "
llltre.t\t' 1n tnterC!>I becaUAc:
8CO\\ 1n1t ~occ.cr program' 1n
school..,
'We have 20 freshmen
soccer t ha:. year but 1 hey arc
to U!o with good e~pcnence froa
><chool." Pcter'ion sot d.
~event! undc:rclu\smen
current!} ,t.1rt1ng for the p,_
mcludmglre,hmc:n halfback,
<\dk1n' Jnd ~.til) Steudler
Sarah Knmmel and 'o
halfbad. \hu\\. n htzgentlll
goalie ( .trolvn \)onnc:r
"Our ~trentb he\ 10 the
our halfback,," Peter<~on ~a1d
ha\e one of the quicke~t lrnl'lll
.1ttucks " \ho pia\ mg that
'' 'cnior lwnsfer \nn G.ud.
Anotbc:r kc:\ 'trc:ngth,
ding to l'c:ter,cln, j, a ~olid
"hich j, kd be senior Helen
"Helen doe' a great joh
.. .. . . pmtlHHl 10 our sweeper
Pcter,on '"'d "')he: co\ er'
the llc:ld thun anvonc: ehe,
qu.merbacks the delense u'
"1 have nothing but the
pra1'e lor the overall atutudcl1
team " Pctc:r,on sntd.
bccommg mcrea\mgly popular
the:: rcehng ol LC'~ athleuc
ment "that our program shoul~
wtll contmut to grow
A' u 'lands now
\Cn'-e 'ome fru\trat1on
man) aren't gelling to pia}
don't have the per onnel to
J \ program"
fhe P1onee~ will
Pac1fic L n1vel'\1t}' and
Community colleges thl!l week
phi} a ke} home game
Wn,hmgton \tate Un1vers1t)
\to, 5 at Gmwold Stad1um
llmt "111 be: I p m
John Wooden
Fl .. hen
Hoi I una
The I pr"
J 0""CI p(l..,.1:1
J omMIOII()
O'lXII Hou~
( c~d Ohhlon
Wtlhc 1nd the Punp•
\'1cl.a VIUOt)
lluntpcr IJumJ'('Il •
IJual
\\{ r ootball Sta.ndl
I f \(,t f
\\ I,
1 lllflo:ld ' I 0
P.tctfi' I Ulhcr.Ht ' I
\\ lll.tmruc , • I
ltwl .l Ch1i 2 2
\\ hll.,.ullh I 2
I'Aalu: 0 ' Collci,"C ol ldah•l ; 0 '
:\\IIRUn Rf,ll.IS
AI \\II!Amcllt' 1~. l.c.-h & c l1u~ 2
At \\h11.,.o11h 14 ltnhcld lS
r\1 l'•al" I ulhcran 21 C"ollctt ol
•·AI l.iulcrn IIICjlnn I·~ f• .. altc ~ ~
6
j
l
2
I
I
. ~ewts and Clark frl
form with whic
weekend's Tae
The traduiont:~
bol uf the l c
l":ll .. m.•• t( I ool bal
"'n•·~n to ~alcm aft
~ W1llumellc \\lit
•n -..orth\1
I :ht \Car·, 54 1 •
Ptonccr" 1 hr:~'l
ha\e hcen sn
\~lla,mcllc delen
011 pia\ c:d a na\\
~htlOt
It ",1, .1 fru-.c
1 team that u'u
flllc:n~tl .'e .II:OHI
oorc:' in game'
Wayne Jackso !)f open
~pponents
t'an'r gu .ut~" here C'-C:n 11
good I here • .rc: nu pin
tnurn.uncnr ••
I he intcrelil level " ~t)
lacl. thut the onginnl , ........
lall \\ll~ much more rh.tn
~"'" could h.tndlc.
'"\\'e l.lrtcd out "llh mun
SO "omen out lor ,oc;ccr ,"
s:ud .. \\'c'rc do" n to J)
c\C~n 1 hat 1<> .1lmos1 too mnny
OOI) 20 mJ) tr:l\ el 10 olWtl)'
Pcll!f\On prcdtcl\ u
mcrca\c in tntcre't because
growlnj? 'o~ ·ccr progr:1m' 111
\Chool'
"We huvc: 20 fre'ohmen
soccer thl\ yc:nr bur they are
1(1 Ul> Wllh good CXpenence r
school." Peterson said
"ieveral undercln~t'lmen
current!) starttntz for the
mclud1n8 I rc\hmc:n hallbnd1
J\dktn:-. und Sally \teudler
~arah Knmmel and
halfback Shn'' n Fit1gerold
goalie: Carol)n Slonner.
"Our ~.trcnth he~ in the
our halfbacl.;, ," Peter on :..na.,
ha\c one: of the quickc!>l
attad' · J\ho pia\ &ng that
1, .. cnior tran,fer J\nn G.ud
Another J..c\ 'trcngth
ding to PetC:f\tln, is ,, 'ohd
"h1ch I' led be 'cnior Helen P
' H clen doe' 11 gre.11 job
• • pmtt10n 1n our ·,wc:erer
Peter .. on ~td "<ihe c;o\er'
the lteld t hun anvonc el•e . ' quarterback\ the delcn!>e a'
.. , ha\c nothtng but the
prat'e for the overulluttnudt
team." Pcter .. on "aid "S
bec:ommg increasangl} popular
the feehng of LC'c, athletic
mentt~ that our program ~hou1•
will conunue to grow
··A~ 11 'land~ no" th
!>cnse some fru~trauon
many aren't getttng to play
don't havt' the per~onnel to
J V program ..
The Ptonee~ will
Pactltc L mve"-lt} and
Communtty college' tht'> wee~l..
play a key home g.1me
Wa,hlngton ~tate Unrveu1ty
~O\ 5 at Grto;wotd Stadtum.
ttme w11J be I p m
taLog_
John Wooden s
A•• hen b
Ho1 fun~ ~
The r~prcx 2
To10cr Pov.~r 2
rombttonn I
0'()(11 Hou-., I
< ~d Ohhlon
Wrlhc and the Prmpi
\'ac:h Vtctron
HumPtr BumJI('n •
D~al \\
' :s
:s
I
'\ WC Football 'itandln
I t \<.l l
\\ I.
lanhcl4 ~ I)
J>o~c:llic l Ulhcr .. n .) I
\\' IIIII JIIC Ill • 2 I
l.cwJ &. ( lilt~ 2 2
Wbu~urth I ,
•
Pact fie 0 l
Collcrc ol ldahn , 0 1
!'>\lli(U\\ Rl:-.111,1'
1\1 Wall.mwe I :S I ..tv. u .,\t Cbr l 2
At \\ hrtw.onh Iii I mhcld '~
At l'aofit> I uther•n 21 < ollct;c ol
k· I latacrn 01c11nn 14 l'at~hc :W --
GETIING HIS KICKS Kfft I ohruli
.,..,,~and Clark freshman Yoon Choe (left) displays
form with wh1ch he won two first-place awards in
weekend's Tae Kwon Do competition 1n Pamlin Sports Center. Yoon. competing tn the black belt
dtvbion, placed first en both contaCt and non­
contaCt fighting
earcat defense p ·
\t I 0\H
I~• l'1unrrl I Hf
I hl' trad111onal "agon wheel,
mbol ,,f the Lewis and Ctarl­
l\',m•mctt' IC'Iotb,all nvatrv w1ll be
cd w "illcm after the surprt\e I 5
2 Wtllametlt win ta~t Saturduy at
Ill Northwest Conference
l"" ~ear·, 54 to 19 game when
Pannecro; thra,hed the Bearcat,,
ha\c l'tecn in the mtnd of the
'•llamcttc delen!\ive ~quad The
II pi.I)Cd II Oa" lc:.' game Of run
hlHll
It ''·•s a fru~traung da) for l C.
lenm th,al u<>uatl) rehe~ on 1t'
n'l\e acrt.tl maneuver' lor h1gh
~~~ m game,, lnjune .. conttnucd
' a' ttuarterback Hcrm T apptn wa'i
ta~cn out ol .action •• rter \Uflenng a
p:unlul tad.Je in the \ccond quarter
f.app10 plaved ~tart10g quurterback
"h1lc AJI-t\mencan Scott McCord
recover' from .1 ~houlder injury he
'U!tla1ncd carl\ in the 'e.a'ion
I ht problem ol hndtng a
quarterbcatk for the tn}ury-nddled
\\ tllamc:tll: tcllm \HI~ ,oJved b\ con·
\CrtiOg 'enior ,,,rety John Kent to
the role Kent completed I 2 ol 19
pa'""g attempt lor a net gain of 15l
y:ards for the game.
\\'11l.amette', fir,! ollen'•'e
dnvc ol the d.ty got 11 1010 a 'coring
po,iuon on,, )9-) Jrd field go.1l kid
h) end T1m Stmmer<~ \\ ith t::!:J:! on
the clod;
I DAZED AND NOT DELIGHTED
WaynE' Jackson Pioneer fullback. c,it\ on the ~tdellne\ re-covering . LC, 15-2
Later 1n the lirst quarter Kent
managed an etght play. 74-yard dn~tc:
and -.neakcd over the goal from the
1-yard line.
Another ctght play eri~ in the
'ccond quarter earned the Bearcat a
,ec;ond touchdown after I C fumbled
a punllnl! ~nap and go ve up the ball
on ''" o\\ n 38-\-.lrd hne.
Geofl <iteen,on und C'url
~n~der rat..ated the Job nl quarter­
back after T <tppin took tu the
'idehnc:-.. but a defen"tve effort on
the pan ol Bearc::ll \te~te Burdtc1:
and Ken Garland stopped etther QB
trom maL:in~ a \Conng pl.t).
Willamette' deteme led the
Bcarc:us to a I 5 to 0 h.tlltime Je.td.
Both lhe Pioneer 11nd lkarcat
defen'''e units \\ere tough 10 the
ncarl) .. coreles~ 'ccond hnlf a~ 1 C
earned nnh 6 fu,t dm\ n<> and
Wtllamette onl\ S.
L c, :! poants came late an the
thtrd quaner "hen Mlet) Ron
f. ten man blocked 1 Be.tro1t puntmg
ellort on tha; Willameue IO·)ard
hne The football rolled tnto the end
1om:. nnd Bcarc-at Hetne Founuun
rca;o,·en:d tl for an I.C ~let\ ,
In the Ja,lthree manutes of pin)
I.C found itsell in a good po!i.tllon to
!\Core. h' ice the Pt(lneer \\ere
"tt hin 20 ) .trd~ of the gC1.1l, but
\\'illamctte never let up on "' delen·
'" e prc~:\urc .
"No one h,,.., played u' that
tough del en'" el)•," atd P1\1neer
C(lach Fred Wt"on ... We d1dn't h:l\e
the p01'c 1 hat "c needed to "tn and
Willomeue did.
· 1 he) d~cne the credit ..
\\ tllamette', hnebacKc:r Bur­
du:l ~orth\\e $1 Conterencc delen­
" e hneman ol l.t t week, fint"~h\.oO
\\lth ~1\ tnclle-lour .,~,ash .tnd one
rcco\C:f\ ,,f .1 Rcur"·'' fumhh:: lrvm •
the Pltlncc"'
I he ~rtddt"r' hnd lll1 net ollcn·
he \ anh tn the ~tame . much lev,
than "' lc.1guc·lc.u.hng :tverngc ~ll
26 7 'urd:. p..·r g•tmc
Fullttad. \t:ttt Beddoe led I C
rushtng Y.Jth 44 \urJ ~.uncd: 'lot­
b.ad.' Durrc:l Hilt .tnJ "'ott tlerb•s
"ere the 1c.1Jing I ( rcc.:I\Cn> H1ll
had ~l\ \llrth \lhlle llcrl't1g mn lor4S
}UTd~ e FleXIbility, lirnbem~ needed
for mastery of Tae K won Do
.luhn Kllckrr
Ul lhr l'luntrr I "l
Tne I.e" t!> and Clark l.u: K v. on
l>ll club paructpated '"a mart tal nets
tournament an P 1mplin Spon~
Center, Saturday, Oct. 22
.. l ,,e Kwon no ts a form of
Kore.tn Karate." '\Oid sophomore
Chn Johnson, a member of the
team "We u!\e our feet 90 percent ot
the: ume 10 tighungcCimpeuuon .1 ae
K won Do demand\ u lot ol Ocxtbth­
ty We "orl on bctng hmbcr. lt IS
enenttal "hen uctng kicks, such '15
round house,s•de ..-tcks and spin
back kicks "
l he C(lmpetitton ' dlvtdcd tnto
non-<ontnet und contact lighun~
.tnd degreeJ of expcnencc . Then: <tre
lour dtvtstons of color: beg~nncr
(\\ hite and vello\\ beltS), brov. n belt5 •
~and black belts.
-Non-<ontact fighting tS the
mosl dangerous.- said John."'on.
-The objective ts to a 1m a quarter of
an inch aw<~y lrom the opponents
face. Non<ontact Tae Kwon Do
doc not incorporate any kind of
paddtntz"
In full·contact fighting the eon-tcslants ~ear padd1ng on both 1he1r
feel and hand In order to score, the
competuon must complete locks or
punche to the head or the che.-.t
are.a.
J \llclve I C competato r.s placed
tn lnst Saturda)"5 l()urnament
f ruhmun Yoon Choc. black
belt dl\'t!lllln. "()n two fint place
,lWtlrd tn n(m<ont.tCI and contact
laghung.
Jun10r I om Curtts. black belt
dt'li tOn. placed rourth. tn lull con­
t.acl.
Sentor nave Devoure placed
second '" hrown belt. lull contact
d1" t ton.
Johnson, Devoure. JUnior
Larry Gernon nd sophomore Sptn
Cunningham . fought thetr way to
founh place in full contact team
fighun~
Jeanne Yates, n 5entor in the
womans dmsron, took first place sn
forms. whtch ts a sencs of mo\ics ~nd
techntque5 tn e~hiba uon form.
Juntor Ktm Vandenberg won
finn plo~ in full contact and Ruth
Moultne. u ~opho more . fintshed
thtrd in lull contuct. •
Netters sweep Salem tour11ey,
head for Ashland Invitational
Kim Hartwi2
01 lhr Pountf'f J.,t
•
rhere had to be orne di~con­
tent among l.c\\i!i and Clark
'olle.yball team membe~ dunng
thetr re«nt trip to Eugene.
They battled n !\Chool near I)
lt\e times the tze of thear o" n.
rorctng the Una\ersit) of Oregon
()ud; to a live game match, and
IC'Iund themselves one ~eC\·icx pomt
a"uy lrom winning the dcctdmg
!,lUme. The~ q}W their 14 10 10 lead
change 1010 a pumpli.m and :1 16 to 14
lo'' Coupled "ith Cap tam Linda
Kell) • n.~gging loot in;ury. Ia t
"cc:kend·~ Wtllamette lm itational
mt!lht ha,·e bc:en disastrous .
Instead It \\"uS JU t the oppo ite
":'lio. "e weren't really d(l" n,"
said coach :\111~ Lou Hunter ... We
h.td no problem gctung up lor th1
tournament" . That Y.a ob\lous a'
the I C nette~ breett'd throm~h ltve -match win on thc1r \\a\ to first pla\."C
m the \\'ilhamctte "POnH~red tourna­
ment
M fhe \\hole team really jelled,"
11d Hunter. \\ho Cltcd frelihllUln
~t ms Scull) for tmpnned
b.1ckcourt pia}
C' 1ptain I tnda Kell) a' urcd
tcammate5 that her loot problem'
""ere: no problem ot all. ~1 had
surgen on m) loot 1.1 t "Pring and
thc:re Y.ere snme problem' earl~ an
the 'castln," aad Keu,·. "'ho added • that despite the n:curnng tnJury. her
pia) only suflere<J dunng one
"tekend
l Cs (lffcrue o"~r had owed any
"eakness ho"n tn their defc:rue by
plowmg through Universtt) of
Oregon' JV" 15-1. 15-J; Oregon
ln~outute ol fcchnology 15-1. 1.5-3;
\It Hood Communuy Colle~ 15-7,
5-15. 15-5: Southern Oregon 1.5-9,
1.5-3: and Clackama Communnv •
Collel!C an 1 he linal 15-I. I S-7.
The \'arstty I nett~rs Wlll httthe
road .l{lntn Oct 27. lor the Southern
Or~~on '\t He College 1n~tit4tionql in
\shl.tnd Oespue last wee~end'
s"cc:P Hunter Slltd she is cautious
:sbout m.tkmg prcdtctton~ on U!eup­
comang round-rohin tournamen t.
.. You h41''C: to rcah:zc that "e wtll
be pla~1ng agamst 5dlools a lot
larger thnn u ," satd Hunter ... We
"ttl pht) U ot 0 agnm and ~~
another crack at beaung rhem.-
Other foes sn tht: tournament
mclude ho t ~0 C. OrodentnL Un­
t\crs•ty c1f :S:e\'3da at Reno nnd
OregQn College of Educnuon fhcy
"ill further test theu 12 "'" thrtt
lo record \lo\ I nt Salem agamst
Geor~ Fllx and host \\ illamette
\ ar~>ll) II netter~ plan to nurse
thc:tr J tCI J l'«'ord at home whtle
cntertaintng the Unwerstt) of
Portland Oct. '!7 and Oregon ln­
!otttutc of 1 echnolo~) 0~1 28. Both
home matches'' ill bcg~n at 5 p.m m
the Pamphn ~port Center. •
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and you're 16 or older
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also hiong waiters and waitresses
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_ i 0 trJber /07"' Pronur Log 11 -
u ccurrences
Music
•Th ... '-tnt" Millrr Band \\Ill be ut the
P«lrth~r~d \temilnal Colt,cum T hur~"'·
""' ~ l\1 ~ p m l1ckct~ nrc llO 'ale lor 5, ,,51)
m .ldHtntt :st thc u~u:tl outlet'
•l hr \' e>ntlt \\hilt Band \\ill be at 1 he
Memonal ('oh,cum along \\ tlh thetr 'pcdnl
gue~t '· 1 ""' er ol Power and Bnck. on '\ O\ 4
at h p m T 1cle1~ nrc S7 an ad\'ance \ the
dn\ ol thc.,ho\\. Flu funhcrtnlormationc.all
2:?-1-175(\
•R ... prrpar~ for tht "\Oh\ 'pon .. orcd
li IIO\\tcn dt~ctt-dltnce 11 he Ru't~ ~:ul on
Oct. 31 tot pm
• C ommandrr od~ "'ith 'l.ptcial gurst
0•' 1d Rrombere ''all perform at the Jant7cn
Bench \rena on H:n den bland ~Bturda~ •
:'1\o' 5 Ttcket' for the p m. pc:r1ormnnce
are -tl 50 tn advan~ and arc on 'ale n1 ~Ieier
and frnnl. to~' ~tate,~•de
•{ ll"ical euitari<>t \-lithul Lorimer \\Ill
pre,cnt n perform 1n~ at the Cl\ 1c
\uduonum f·nda' "\o' 4 at 8: It; p.m.
Iadet, a~ Sf\.. S!i. and q J.nd nrc !'1\1Hinble at
the auditorium bo' oflttt
•'I.e'' \ork Cit) Opera\ E.d Pie~on \\til
prt"c:nt a 'rectal 'eniet of ..acred mu-.tc :u
.-\gn~ Flanagan Chapel undn). Oct 30.
The sen1cc tan~ at 10 10 a m .• tollowing
fello" hap and ~oodae' at 10;15 u m
•1 ht Portland Bra~ Societ) \\ill pre ent n
concert of C:(lntcmporaf) and tr.Jduionul
mu,ic for bra" tn the Ponland ·\n
Mu cum's fkr~:- ~amm Audatonum Sun­
da~. Oct 30 at 2 p m A dmw1on u }n'«
•"'Human Ri~hls and ~ o~iet-Amerfcan
Relation.-.· as the topac of an addre ~ to be
deh\.cred b) Or. Thoma~ Pappa' Frada~
Oct. lS at 7·30 p m tn Room ~96 of Smith
Center :u Portland State t naver,at) Dr
Pappa ~ ~a" <t member of the L' delegation
to the human n@hts conference m Belgrnde.
Yugo.,ha'ia thi .. past ..ummcr.
•"l t".drnln~ to Rud: fundamental 1.-.-.ue"
and ( ontro,et\J~." I" the utlt >I a ~} m~
posaum nt Reed College ~o' 3 to 5 Sax
nauonall~ .... kno"' n spcctah't "'ill c:-.plorc
theones of"' hat readtn8 a • ho"' "'e learn und
teach rca dang and \\ hnt ph) ical and p )·
cholo~acal fnctor~ atfect the proccn of
lcarmnf to r.:ad AllmuJIOn 11 /rt'l', but
llt:ket" mu'1 he ordered m ad,ancc
• \ pu--la~ eonfnencco •Mil be held an the
Counetl Chambers Fnda\ Oct 28 at 10 a.m. • \dmt anns rcp~ntatt\~ from mne We!.t
Coa~t I•\\ 'chools ~111 panicapate an a panel
dtM:Us ... ann foll<l~ed b) inda,·aduol dts·
cu \JOn' \\llh student~. T opi~ co be covered
"ill anclude adml!l!>tOn processes. Ia" school
curuc:ulum and placement of Jay, gruduates
•I• oct C aroh n Kiltr. rclcrrcd 10 b\ - .
liter an ~nil a. ;~s one of the mo!>l 1a len ted • poet!> oi (IUr da~. \\Ill open tha fall's
Porthtnd Pocrf) Festi"<JI She ""'II conduce a
y,ork~hop 10 Tamarnck Lounge !rom 2 to 4
p.m lhunod:n. Nov. 4, i=or more anlormtt­
taon abou1 K 11er or the Poetn• F~u,·ul. call •
L>auf! D:~n or Wcnd\ \\'db at 228-0419
rts
•Current nhibits at the Portland Ar1
Mu~um. 1219 SW Park: A\e .• include Brett
Weston's Photo/lraphs from /915 to 1'175:
John Yeon· Bwldmgl and'LAndscaptt, and
photovaph ) from the museum collections. a
comptlauon of the works or 'C\Cn httle­
kOO\\ n photo,gr.tphcr~. Gallery hours arc 12
noon to 5 p.m Tuoda)ll through 'iunday 11,
and Friday from 12 noon to 10 p m An
admu. ~ion contnbuhon •• requested Sl for
adult., and 50 cent' for ~cudent'll
•Mnuntain Hllh • .sn anvatallonul c:othib•·
uon of 40 On:t•nn .srlist-<:rall,men wtll bt:
held an the Main I tlUnge ol l tmberltnc
I od{!c I rnm ~cpt. 30 to OC1. 31 II "1ll
rotnmcmnrntc the lod8e' 40th ann1'e~ar~
r he uhahitinn "ill be open dluly I rom 9 a.m.
to Q p m ("r,th demon,.trt~'IOnli ~•II be held
on v.cd end~o 'tarttng Oct H !-=or mort:
1nformut iun c-.tll l1mbcrltne Lodb't'· 22b-
7Q7Q tt•ll free rrcorn Pnnland Of Note
A SPIRITED EVENT-SOFA will sponsor a disco dance Oct 31, 8 p m. in the Rusty Nail
coffee shop.
Any man still looking for a date should contact the ghoul in Odell Manor
• 1 he Arc:" e1ght \\omen \1. ho \\orked
o.~nd 'tudttd together for a vcar combine thcar
the .uer 'kill"' w11 h thetr personal e'tpenenc.:e~
to c:'plorl' dinerent a~pect' ol womanhood
r he prc:~cntation will be gmm Fnda} and
S.tturda~ e\enangs through December at the
Swrel ront Actors' Theatre. Q)9 r-:. Ru"ell.
Sc.-at!o nrc S3 Call 284-63~5 bet\loeen II and 3
p m for rcser\-at1on and antormation .
•< urririln. an e-.cape artist, \Ioiii appcu at
the Portland An Mu,eum' ">\\.Jnn
uduorium f nday, Oct. 28 at 7 .tnd Q ,;10
p m Ticket>. .tre SJ for adult' and I 50 lor
~tudent" J·or lldct !'. call the Ill\ c«·s ofltcc:, • 227-StcStl an ad\,Jnc-e. or the Ponlund Arl
M USCUO\ the d,1 11l nc hO\\.
• J hl r'nrtland ~lturda) ~larkel ts open
.Saturd:ns and \unda\"~ lrom no"' unttl • •
Chm1ma \rtt!>nns and cr:tft~mcn trom all
0\er the .tre.• g.athcr tel sell thcu \\ar~ under
the BurnMdc Rndge Come enJOY the lood
and Jdmtrc the handmade ~ond'!1
•1 hink Art! Undergr.aduute and gmduate
Mudrnt- arc in\'ltcd to contnhutt to the
lc\lot!i .and Clar'-<ipring An Sho'' Ma) 5
through 13 l'ntf) cJtegorie~ tnclude patnt·
10~11. dr<t\\ in~,L~ . prtnt • sculpture. cer amacs.
textiles .• tnd <:;Jiligntphy. For more rnlorma­
uon. contacl Mar) !..ow. 12220 "-\\ 3 bt
\'ancou\cr. Wa5h 98665, or I eeAnn
Seaburg. 1 C Bolt 2455.
Movies
• I "'o cla,'iic Ru\~i•n film\ "'ill be :!ihown
on S:uurda\ Oct 29 at 53 Cramer Hall.
Portlund State l naver<ill) \foth~r. lrom
Maxim C,orky' no"'el about Ru,,aun life: an
1905. "'ill be hown at 7 p.m. followed at 9
p.m b~ Or whn ~crgei Et!>en,tem's reenuct
mcnc of the R u 'mn Revolution 1 he hlm­
ar~ bcinl! pon ored b) the Oregon Council
of 1\mc:ncan-Sovaet Fnend)hip. and uckel\
.trc ~I 50 and 70c:
.,IIIUrda)'~ nJm al the ftlm ~lUdiC\
(c:nter I n, MiHI1Ufl Brt•o4.\ \tUrnng
M.1rlon Brandn Jnd lac:lc 'Jacholl.on \how·­
temc: "' at ~ p m
• \ l·arco"'«'ll to Arms •~ tonishr '~ prQcnHI­
tron at the "'onhweo.t film Studae Center
1 ht~> carlv lilm vcraion or Frne~t Hem-• manllwuy' nn~~l real ureA a rare and c ,ceiJent
pc:rlormancc b) Helen Huyes as the nur c
\\hnm Ciur~ Cooper laJb tn lo\e with
Shn\\llme arc ut S:JO and ti p.m. •!'\tmm Over \•lin u ovtet film produced
b~ \ I Pudo\'ktn an 1928 will be \hO\\ n at
the '\onhwc't Falm <itudre' Center at 8 p m.
~unda' Oct '0 rhe him "ahout a pun~nnt
r~Hllt 1n ( cntral \~tn an the 1920\ led b\ n
dc~c~:ndcnt uf < u:ngha" Kahn.
Leisure
•MI"u• Been to lhe '\1ountain Top a
thr~e-act mu~1c.rl depacung the hfe ol Martrn
Luther King.'' til pl:t) in E\"an" Audatonum
~O\ I to 4 Curt.un ttme wall be 8 p.m c:ath
ntf:!hl I he I ~song mu~ical '' 't.llgcd h\ \ttr
Productilln!i. Oregon·~ only all-black H.pc:r
tor) comp.an\ General admt'''on as SJ .and
ud:cl !I ol\:ltlahle at the: door
•1 he ">tordront \ctor" 1 heatre "ill pre­
sent I rl ''' the Sun H c \1 of tlu \loon, a
dehl!htlul musaeal b<hed on a Scandmavaan
lol~tah:. <m Ponland C tvtc Theatre\
Matn5tape S:uurduv Oct 22 and 29. at 2
p.m. I ackc:t ~ arc S I 50 lor adult~ and ~I 25
lor children l·or reservuuon~. cu11226-)04K,
.... PIR \ ,\ ( ompBO) or Oanrel"' began-.
II!> I') 7 'K Studto Fvenang Sen~ \\llh an
e\&:ntnl! ol dunce ~ndn\ and Saturdnv '\ov
4 and S at K p.m. an the \PI R o\ Stud1o
r he:tlrc. ,,n I he lourth lloor of the Pvthian
RualdtnJ!. 9JR SW Yamhill Dan~' to be
perlormed "'11l include .. The Watt,'" ~From
an lJnscen Foreo,t" and Time Cycle."
ric._e,, lnr 1 he pr~ent;\Uon arc S3. $2, and s I rnr rc .. C:T\'aiiOn\ call 226-03411
•· Tht· l fO Factor,'" one of OMS I\ mo!>t
popuiJr pJ..netanum 'how a!> back The
pn:llentation inve,llgate.. the fact that at least
10 percent nl all reported untdenufied nyang
obJect ip:hunp' cannot be e),p)aaned b)
pre,cnl 'Cienllftc cr1teno !:.ho~ tam~ are
Mondlt\ through Fnduy nt I 30 and 3 30
p m wtt h n 'pec:1oJ howang at 7 30 p m
f tidilY" Saturday .!nd Sunday hOW$ ure dl
II o.1 rn I. :' 1 and 4 p.m There i~ no ex.tr-.1
churpe aher the rcgulor OMSI admt\MOn
• I hi' anh•rnotlonalh·-acclalmed Nlkolai'J
Ounce Thcatu• will vtsit Portland from Oct.
J() to ~Q prt>cniiOI!! perlormancc:~. lecture'
~~~~d "'"' ~ ... tu'i'?'· I h~:ir stay here ofler' people
an tlw .1n·,, .10 nppnrtunity to Cl\pcncnce
\\hat '" l'""'hh the mn't 'ptctuculur multa­
rn~dia prnduclton ocr 'c;t·n on the r\mcnc.tn
~t.av~
I h~·~ ~•II h<.· procnting :.il\ perlormunce-;
12 Pionur l.oK 17 OC'tobf'r 1977 'uhrn•"'""' lu lhl• Ill If art prlnltd frH nf
end •huuhl hr lddrM•td Ill ( empu-6o\ ll I ••"
< larl. ( ullrar. l'nrtiJnd Orrrun, 91119, fhr dradh.
""''"· I rtdau \II •uhml"inm •hould 1>.­
duuhi'"'P•• "'
tlH 1 thrc~ · \\t'Ck~·mJ~ · r·nd:t) .tnd Saturda)
nlj!hl". (lrt l•l 10 15, 21 to ~2. 21\ IO 2tJ, .at
p m 1n the .lclfcr.,un I hgh • SchOQ!
1\U\ItiiHIIIOl J".1l'Jt nl lhC !iohCI\\!i \\ 1JI
dallctl nt
S(ll'l'l,tlllc-kctll:trC ,1\.lllahiC'allhc lnlor
malltlll Dl'~l. lnr till.' net 21 tn 22 !<hu"
PIICl'' olrl' ~~~n lm tutlcnh .tnd S3501
~~·nrr.al .ulmi , .. ,II On tht open rn.arkeL
au.:ll"h ft' 1111 \' 'ill lnt tudcnt~ .tnd 4,501or
c'~"''Ol' l'hl' lur mnrl lnlnrmntmn • dtn!! 1 hl' ""' 1\sh••Jh, lecture demon'' rat tun,
and tll'~CI" llllllhl' f'crlnrmmg \rh De
mcnt ~X7-2t• l I
• Etceter
•Grc.at rc,pon'c ''' I he: I ran.,eendt:nt•
:\h·dllution lecture Oct. 19 has prompted •·
I M center tuo ollcr the li~t courllc at
& Char}.; on the T:-.1technaquc It'' all be gi\'ft
Wcdnc~dit\, NO\ 2 rn I hayer danang tOCil~:o
ltJ In l emplcton Center .at 7:~0. rhi~ \\Ill
1 he lir.a !IICf' an the: 7 'tcp l ~I program and
c\ cr\ one I!' '"' itcd Vo rhar~r tor the• {If I/ •
/c·1 fllfc'l
• The \mcoru:an ( olltle 111nd l'nivef"'ih
~~r' ire Bureau provtde~ tnt or million tr
.. tudent' on ho\\ to ohtatn lund!!. fron
hundn:d' of loundnllon' an order to meetlh
cost of h1~hcr educatton f-or more an(o
"rit~: '\mencan C ollegc and llna\'ersny \cr .
vic~: Uureuu Dept S 1728-5050 Popllr
A \l" • Mempht' I n '8157.
•">cnlor' .1rc tn\lled h\ the: \~adem, •
\ffatr' C'ommiuce to make nomanauon'
commencement 'pea"er ror the June 19'1l
commencement ceremo01e\ Dc:.adhne
nomanntion' 1, Tuc,dn) '\o\.
'\omanntion' 'hould be matlcd to John
Brown Oean of F uculty I C Bo't 71
•1 he low o;chool llbrar) will bt clo'ied 1
facuh\ ''udenl\, 'taft, and the pubt.
December 17 through January 8 due 1
paniul rencwuuon ol the fac1ht)' TI·
exi,un~ hbrun offace area \\Ill be dcmohtt
ed and the carculatton de~k and pub~
11enacc' oper.lttun' wall be relocated at
eu't end of the: buildtng The bndge en I,.,."~
"all becomt the hhrury·, mnan entrance
•1 ht Rape Relief Hotline"' 111 conducttb:
llr~t ol '" "'td:l\ trumang 'es,ton' for ntt
'oluntcer' r ue,d.a\ '\o' I. 7 p.m at
S\\' 5th,,,~:, Clth noor Tr.ainmg anclu
orrcntallnn an the hothne: buMc tc~.hmque'l!
l'OUn,ehng: lcgnl .tnd medical anf~r• ...
on r.IJ'C. "ill.' nhlhe .• tnd ancc,t: ~~~
t.amaharll:lllon ''ith the hothnc reh:rr,,J
~C\\ tnt1111ng 'iC'i\IUn<o he~IO C\Cf\ l"
month' \nv lurthcr 1nlmm1ttltln call
712 Student~ 11\:t\ he .thk to ~ct !add"
crnH •n ~.crt:un tn t.tnce'
•">pl'rial field' in public relaulun' t:s
fot "' ol " "'ctrl 'hop planned tor I nda~
Saturtlil\ '\c' 4 .and S an 'imnh Center
Portland ">lth. lJnhel\11) I he worko;hop
'Jlon,orcd b\ the Portland Prolc,siont
C haptct ol \Vnmtn m Comnuanic.uaons •• r~
the Ct,lumhra Raver <.. hapter ol Publu
Rclut ion• "ncu:t y ul Ameraca. I he cour•e
.11mcd at tho'~ an the cnmmumcatton' I
antcrc,tcd 10 h:armn~ mnrt about pubtx.
11:lntton,. The c,l,t of 1 he ''or k <~hop tro
'tudenh 1' u ?5 lor two dnn .tnd 17 50 tro
one da\', I· or more anlormataon (.aliRarba~. ' •
\.1tller <rl 2Kl-~'02
•1 hr Men ' Re,ource (enter
opened •• coun,ehng 'crvice for men.
hope to ,,frtr hc:lp and 'uppon lor
:o.uflcrtnl! emotional and pwchologiCJ
problem' Prole"aonal COUn\eJo~ Will
uva1lnblc on .an emergent)' bar-t'> f~,
tht' 'c:rv1c.: .~re low and ba~ed on abalit)'
pn). All men !>et:ktnf help arc: encouraged
call the: Men's Rc,ourcc Center at 21")-JI<t~J
dunnl1 the week or non llt 238-0140
\Hte"end ...
•A. SSOO ca~h prbt wtll bt awnrded to
tudent uu1 hor ol the be~t origmul paper
the wb1ect uf preventave medacme. 1\ run
up pwc ol S200 u; ulso being awarded
Wmmn~ paper~> wall be pubh~hed an
Amenc:an Health f-oundollon'!o quart
Journol Pn•n•11totn ·r Mf'tllrmr 1
dt.tdhnc lor pit per' •~ Jan 'I. 1978.
entrv fnrm .and intormutton "'ntc to l
l ditonal Olhcc, Preventive Med1c1
\menc.tn Health 1-ounduuon. 1370 Avc~tUI
ol the 1\menc:l' , Ne\\ York. NY. 10019. Stat~
\ntlu Murk'
111 the I''""'~· I "•
I he pwp•l
south ,\fncu hi •
the' (hcn>~il!. un<
nullt'C I he Jecj
JHthl•cal sll uatac
h~rt.l J' Hum:l
prnl!r .am~
Ooth the
H• \\itrd', olhc!
!t!llt~lacton: II~
fhc US D(
ttc~:n cont.aclcd
natiunul aHail J Jli'IIIIC' •. d tnst,lh~
" I he ~otah~
thc:r~· "'ould be
• member Jd I ~
ment "The d.tj
crac~dov. n on
.. rhcre arc
nlU\1(; proiC!I!I
comntltt~c me
!oafCI) Chc 4U
"oukl be rr~'t.'l
"It it'" .an
prohlems'1 II
,I ullcnts. "111 t
"Hall c.tllc
dcp.Htmcnt." I
mutt c '< prc~~Cl
~fnc.,n gn\'efl
(!TOU fl ol I C\\L"i
niiO\' 1hcm tor
blucl.. hnmeluq
Puul) saa~
obuun 'ls·'" mr
Hull p{•anteli
ta~c .:1 numhcr 1
du 'uthout cor
~ld
•
"\\e "'·'"'
~Thcore arc tn
'o"t.tl rdataon
\\ould
hnmco, go tu
lh ., .. em.
Paul\ qu
ell.pcnencc ant
the trap
"How e<1
l.tnd of ex pen
J program tf
~eluded .. Pu
\\llh ~cndmg a
the amprcss101
It maght
3panheid."
The trip,
Sebc: of the :
Chtef Gatch-.
v.ould ha\e b
tnballeader.
blacl; 'chools
The ... tal
the comm1 ttc~
dc:nt 1r1 hal ar~
rccogn11cd b
~ard
· We lrie
1.\<c could " t
dt\CU"Cd th
rc,idc nt ''' S
director of d
and the cu
Wtlhum Jill
mlllonal J\rt
Barltn'
pron,•sal ,,
propo,.!ll "u
that \\C 1!:\f,
liuriO\\ aad.
quae! the ~tu
"Jt \\II'>
prupr,tm'
<.. on .. equcnt
rc~ommcn
found
Paul)
brought
South 1\t
could be:
,,ud 'But
tCimmattce
the :.tate
unlilcl} t
~oon ..